Skip to contentThe BBC falsely claimed that President Joe Biden conducted a virtual swearing-in of new political appointees in the Oval Office. In fact, the ceremony occurred in the State Dining Room of the White House.
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The BBC falsely claimed U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s viral “sarcastic clap” and dramatic “paper tearing” occurred on the same night. In fact, the first memeified moment occurred in 2019, while the second took place twelve months later, in 2020.
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After controversy erupted over a Facebook post made by the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office, the BBC claimed the agency had previously been in “hot water” over a past social media post about a “homeless quilt.” However, the homeless quilt incident involved the City of Mobile Police Department, a legally separate agency whose only relation to the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office is the word “Mobile” in its name.
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Without citing evidence, BBC’s Paul Danahar claimed the UK-USA special relationship had been “rendered meaningless” under the presidency of Donald Trump. However, there is a learned consensus that no special relationship has ever existed in practice, and that the idea of such a relationship is one largely confined to myth and nostalgia.
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Reporters from the BBC, and other media outlets, falsely accused Donald Trump of using the incorrect title to refer to Spanish leader Mariano Rajoy.
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