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dpaPolitics & government

Le nouveau Premier ministre britannique Keir Starmer s'est fait jeter d'un pub.

Publisher’s rating: Non, cette vidéo de Keir Starmer expulsé d'un pub date d'avril 2021. A cette période, l'homme politique n'avait pas encore été élu au poste de Premier ministre.

The video dates to April 2021, when Starmer visited Bath to campaign for local elections, not to a period when he was prime minister. The footage shows the pub’s manager expelling him; Starmer has held the prime minister’s office only since July 2024.

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Die Olympischen Spiele waren zu 100 % bargeldlos und alle Produkte und Dienstleistungen sind über QR-Codes abgewickelt worden.

Publisher’s rating: Bei den Olympischen Spielen in Paris war es möglich, mit Bargeld zu bezahlen - ebenso wie mit Karte. Nur um in bestimmte Bereiche der Stadt zu gelangen, war ein QR-Code zur Identifizierung erforderlich.

The review says cash, cards and mobile payments were available during the Paris Olympics, so purchases were not restricted to QR codes. QR codes were used for identification to enter certain areas of the city, not as a payment method.

Fact Crescendo

இந்திரா காந்தியின் உடலுக்கு ராஜிவ் காந்தியும் ராகுல் காந்தியும் கல்மா ஓதுகின்றனர் என்று ஒரு புகைப்படம் சமூக ஊடகங்களில் பகிரப்பட்டு வருகிறது.

Publisher’s rating: ஃபேக்ட் கிரஸண்டோ ரேட்டிங்: FALSE

Fact Crescendo says the image is from Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan’s 1988 funeral in Peshawar, where Rajiv Gandhi paid his respects; it is not a photograph of Indira Gandhi’s funeral. The review notes that Indira Gandhi had died several years earlier, and that Rahul Gandhi appears as a child in footage of her funeral but as an older boy alongside his father in footage of Ghaffar Khan’s funeral.

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