BBC Corrects False Stats in Lucy Letby Doc
The BBC has issued a correction after its Panorama programme on Lucy Letby used misleading statistics. Critics accuse the broadcaster of sensationalism.
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Australian men reading far fewer books than women: new data
Recent statistics show a concerning decline in reading rates among Australian men, with women and children far outpacing them. Explore the reasons behind this trend and what it means for literacy and culture.
Psychic Sylvia Browne's False Missing Children Claims Exposed
Controversial psychic Sylvia Browne made numerous false claims about missing children on shows like Montel Williams and Larry King, offering families false hope.
Ricky Jones cleared as Lucy Connolly jailed for lies
Ricky Jones has been exonerated of murder charges after Lucy Connolly admitted to falsely accusing him, leading to her imprisonment for perverting the course of justice.
AI Crime Map Predicts UK Offences Before They Happen
Experts develop a £4m AI-powered crime database to predict and prevent offences across the UK, inspired by the sci-fi film 'Minority Report'.
Grooming gang statistics show sharp rise in UK abuse cases
Recent government statistics expose alarming trends in grooming gangs and sexual abuse cases across the UK, sparking urgent calls for policy reform.
Trump accused of pressuring labour bureau over jobs data
Former President Donald Trump allegedly attempted to influence the Bureau of Labor Statistics to manipulate jobs data ahead of the 2024 election, according to economist EJ Antoni.
Buckingham Palace's False Facts About Princess Anne
Buckingham Palace faces red-faced humiliation after publishing a list of 75 factually incorrect statements about Princess Anne's birthday. Discover the royal gaffe that has everyone talking.
A-Level Results 2025: Key Trends and Insights
Latest A-Level results for 2025 highlight shifting trends in subject choices, regional performance, and university admissions. Discover the key insights shaping the future of education.
US Alcohol Consumption Hits 90-Year Low
New data shows Americans are drinking at the lowest levels since the 1930s, with Republicans leading the decline. What’s behind this sobering trend?
US alcohol consumption hits record high
New data reveals Americans are drinking more alcohol than ever before. Experts weigh in on the trends and potential health risks.
Trump labels DC as 'crime capital' – fact check
Former President Donald Trump has labelled Washington DC as the 'crime capital' of the US. We examine whether the latest crime statistics support his controversial claim.
UK economy grows 0.2% in January, ONS reports
The UK economy grew by 0.2% in January, according to the Office for National Statistics, signalling a potential rebound after last year's recession fears.
Trump ally claims BLS manipulated jobs data
Heritage Foundation economist EJ Antoni, a Trump supporter, claims the Bureau of Labor Statistics is inflating job numbers to benefit Biden's re-election campaign. Experts dismiss the allegations as baseless.
Trump compares DC crime to Jan 6 riot
Former US President Donald Trump stirs controversy by comparing Washington DC crime rates to the Capitol riot, sparking debate on crime statistics and political rhetoric.
Trump compares Washington DC to 'third world' country
Former US President Donald Trump sparked debate with bold claims about crime rates in Washington DC, comparing the capital to 'third world' nations during a recent press conference.
Edinburgh Court Exposes Disturbing Crime Facts
Edinburgh Sheriff Court uncovers alarming crime statistics, revealing a surge in violent offences and fraud cases. Read the full report here.
Fox Analyst Corrects Trump on Crime Stats
Former President Donald Trump's misleading crime statistics were fact-checked by Fox News analyst Ted Williams, sparking a heated debate on media accuracy.
4,000 crimes unsolved under Starmer as DPP
A damning investigation reveals that over 4,000 crimes, including violent offences, went unsolved during Sir Keir Starmer's tenure as Director of Public Prosecutions. Critics question his law-and-order credentials as Labour leader.
Migrant hotel offences exposed in damning UK report
A damning investigation reveals the most common offences committed by asylum seekers housed in taxpayer-funded hotels across the UK, sparking fresh immigration debates.
Melbourne crime wave: Break-ins surge, safety fears grow
Melbourne faces a dramatic spike in break-ins, leaving residents alarmed and authorities scrambling for solutions. Discover the latest crime trends and what’s being done to tackle the issue.
Dangerous False Widow Spider Invades UK Homes
A surge in sightings of Britain's most venomous spider, the false widow, has prompted warnings as its painful bites can cause severe reactions. Here's how to stay safe.
Trump questions validity of US job growth figures
Former President Donald Trump casts doubt on the latest US employment data, calling into question the accuracy of government-reported job growth figures.
Charges dropped in false Walmart abduction case
A man wrongly accused of attempting to abduct a child at Walmart has had all charges against him dropped, as new evidence clears his name.
AI chatbots spreading false medical advice, study finds
New research reveals AI chatbots frequently provide inaccurate medical information, raising serious concerns about patient safety and reliance on unverified sources.
Airport scanners mistake chocolate for bombs
Travellers face chaos as advanced airport scanners flag harmless items like chocolate and books as potential bombs. Experts warn of delays and confusion.
Trump's war on statistics threatens democracy
Former US President Donald Trump's persistent attacks on statistical data undermine democratic institutions. Experts warn that countries like Australia must challenge this authoritarian approach to safeguard truth and governance.
Trump's crime claims vs FBI data: The real story
Former President Donald Trump insists crime is dropping under his influence, but FBI statistics paint a more complex picture. We examine the facts behind the rhetoric.
Public trust in government data hits record low
New research reveals plummeting confidence in official statistics, with experts warning of a crisis in public trust. Find out why and what it means for democracy.
Football discrimination hits record high in new report
A new report highlights a disturbing rise in discrimination cases within English football during the 2023/24 season, with racism and homophobia leading the surge.
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