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16 storys from United Kingdom.
13 recorded statements, the most serious of them threatening. 3 tested claims: read plainly, 1 holds and 1 mixed and 1 fails; read at their widest, 1 mixed and 2 fails.
Statements. Nothing to check, so these carry a severity instead.
In front of a crowd estimated at 60,000, he said he would stop Islam and that it was time for many Muslims to leave.
Who it targetsMuslims in Britain
A conservative magazine described immigration to Europe as a flood putting Western civilization in mortal danger.
Who it targetsImmigrants to Europe, treated as one undifferentiated mass
Britain First's leader called the King a Taliban arsehole for visiting a mosque.
Who it targetsMuslims, with the King as the hook
He said his ambition is for Britain to have as many mosques as Saudi Arabia has churches.
Who it targetsMuslims in Britain, and their places of worship
Millions must go, he wrote, and called it the kindest option.
Who it targetsMigrants to Western Europe, millions of them
He called one man an inbred and said it's how all unwelcome guests on our island think.
Who it targetsPeople described as unwelcome guests on the island
Another day, another invader, he wrote, in a template he ran three times that week.
Who it targetsMigrants to Britain, as a class
A town looks Third World because it's been colonised by Third World immigrants, he wrote.
Who it targetsImmigrants described as Third World
Another mohammed jailed, he wrote, using a first name as a word for Muslims.
Who it targetsMuslims, through a first name used as a category
Farage called this week's arrivals an invasion and asked how many were Iranian terrorists.
Who it targetsPeople arriving across the Channel, as a group
The owner of X told 7.5 million people that migrants to Britain are an invading army.
Who it targetsMigrants to Britain, described as an army
A sitting MP said parts of Manchester had been vandalised and bastardised by the people living there.
Who it targetsPeople in Greater Manchester identified by where they came from
The same MP listed Muslim-coded businesses, called them filthy, and said lawful residents have to go home.
Who it targetsMuslims, through the businesses coded as theirs
Claims we tested, and the roundups that collect them.
The timing and disclosure of the nursing regulator's suspension of Restore Britain's mayoral candidate shows it meant to damage the campaign.
The catchInterim orders are published on the register as a matter of routine, and this one was.
An Economist interview shows the mainstream media applies the far-right label in bad faith, out of hostility rather than description.
The catchThe label has a documented basis for at least one of the organisations involved, which is the opposite of description-free.
Reform UK says Andy Burnham intends to leave the border open, and his silence in week one proves it.
The catchHe kept the responsible minister in post and had voted weeks earlier for a bill tightening asylum enforcement.
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