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20/01/2022
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Pallavi
Pallavi is a fact-checker based in London. Before joining Logically, she pursued a Master’s in Media in Development from SOAS University of London. Pallavi is enthusiastic about the growing role of new media in political communications and surveillance as well as the transnational use of digital media by dissenters. In her free time, Pallavi likes to go hiking with her dog.
Latest Fact Checks by Pallavi
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19/01/2022
BBC Presenter Stephan Nolan called Novak Djokovic a "threat to health services."
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Updated
18/01/2022
It is safer to get COVID-19 than take a vaccine against the virus.
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14/01/2022
COVID-19 vaccines are no longer effective as infection rates are lowest among the unvaccinated in Scotland.
false
10/01/2022
PCR tests cannot detect COVID-19 infections.
misleading
04/01/2022
Natural immunity is longer lasting than immunity from COVID-19 vaccines.
false
22/12/2021
More people are dying from the COVID-19 vaccine than from the virus.
misleading
21/12/2021
In 1918, no one who took part in Joseph Pilates’ training program caught the Spanish Flu.
misleading
20/12/2021
The rising COVID-19 infections in Gibraltar prove that vaccines are ineffective.
misleading
16/12/2021
Fatality rates among the fully vaccinated are higher than the unvaccinated in the U.K.
false
10/12/2021
COVID-19 vaccines are ineffective as most people dying due to the virus in Scotland are vaccinated.
false
08/12/2021
Thomas Hughes, the killer of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, has been attacked in prison.
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Thirty to forty percent of Americans support former President Donald Trump.
