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PA MediaPolitics & government

During Prime Minister’s Questions on October 16, Sir Keir Starmer was asked a question by a fellow Labour MP about cycles of poverty. To begin his answer, the Prime Minister said: “The party opposite – they want to get rid of maternity pay, but keep hereditary peers. It’s the same old Tories.”

Publisher’s rating: A row erupted at the recent Conservative Party Conference over prospective leader Kemi Badenoch’s position on maternity pay. However, Ms Badenoch’s comments were framed more generally around workplace regulations being “excessive” rather than this specific kind of payment. The Conservative Party, which has not yet decided who will be its leader, has not adopted a policy to scrap maternity pay.

Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa)Disasters & emergencies

Orkaan Milton heeft Disney World amusement park in Orlando, Florida onderwater gezet. Dat tonen deze beelden.

Publisher’s rating: Nee, de beelden werden gemaakt met behulp van artificiële intelligentie. Het park sloot de deuren gedurende twee dagen tijdens de doortocht van orkaan Milton. Het is onduidelijk in welke mate het park exact getroffen is.

The images said to show Disney World underwater were AI-generated, not genuine photos of the park. The review notes that the park closed during Milton’s passage, but says the extent of the park’s impact was unclear.

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