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Online posts claiming Currys is selling KitchenAid mixers for £10 are false. Full Fact debunks the viral offer as a scam or misleading promotion, advising readers not to rely on the circulating adverts.
Helicopter footage of a glacier circulating online is an old video and does not show the glacier blamed for last month’s flood in Nepal, Full Fact finds, dismissing claims that the clip proves the flood’s cause.
Trade Remedies Authority has closed its investigation into creamy/white limestone imports from Portugal after finding no evidence that the goods benefited from a countervailable subsidy.
A Bank of England market notice on foreign currency reserves dated 21 September 2026 has been issued with explicit distribution restrictions for certain jurisdictions, indicating a technical announcement about reserves operations or offers.
Acknowledgements lists the researchers and staff who contributed to the report, naming primary researchers, data labs personnel and methodological contributors involved in analysis and development.
Makes available previous editions of the farming evidence pack, offering historical agricultural statistics for comparison and analysis of long‑run trends in the UK farming industry.
Weekly Pew Research Centre digest summarising recent research and media coverage on religion and public life in the US and internationally, including topical headlines and links to the Centre’s latest analyses.
Podcast episode discusses whether traditional frames like ‘unification’ and ‘denuclearisation’ remain useful for analysing Korean Peninsula security, featuring experts Sanghun Seok and Dr Edward Howell.
Private George Pert from Ferryden, missing since 1918, has been identified and honoured at a rededication service organised by the MOD’s ‘War Detectives’ at CWGC Harlebeke New British Cemetery in Belgium.
A joint statement, delivered by Kumar Iyer, for the Item 4 general debate at UN Human Rights Council session 63. The text presents positions agreed with other states on human rights matters under Item 4.
Archives historical and discontinued planning live tables, offering past datasets on planning applications for reference and longitudinal comparison.
Describes the quality assurance and methodological approaches behind the government’s trade and investment factsheets, explaining data sources, definitions, limitations and how statistics are produced and validated for those publications.
Monthly statistics on motoring offences in Northern Ireland to 31 July 2026, covering recorded traffic offences, enforcement activity and trends reported by the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
Market notice dated 22 September 2026 from the Bank of England concerning its foreign currency reserves; the announcement carries a legal restriction forbidding distribution into jurisdictions including the US, Canada, Australia and Japan.
Summarises lessons from Camden and South Staffordshire on involving residents in decision‑making, drawing on the Waves digital democracy programme and practical examples for local participatory practice.
Full Fact reports that a circulating offer for Samsung smartphones from Currys is fake. The piece identifies the promotion as fraudulent misinformation rather than a genuine retailer deal.
Leah Kreitzman has been appointed Advisor on Marketing Communication Processes & Strategy at 10 Downing Street.
A weekly digest from the Pew Research Center compiling recent studies and news on religion and public life, including coverage of U.S. Mormon trends and abortion-related policy developments as of 23 September 2026.
Contrasts socialism’s end‑state planning with conservatism and market liberalism’s emphasis on learning from existing institutions, customs and practices that have endured rather than imposing a designed ‘finished society’.
Monthly National Space Operations Centre bulletin covering activities between 1 and 31 August 2026, outlining how the centre protected the UK and space assets during August (operational details and incidents not provided in the blurb).
The UK delivered a statement at UN Human Rights Council session 63 during the interactive dialogue on Russia, read by the UK's Permanent Representative to the WTO and UN, Kumar Iyer, setting out the UK's position to the council.
At UN Human Rights Council session 63 the UK made a statement in the interactive dialogue on Nicaragua, delivered by the UK's Human Rights Ambassador Eleanor Sanders, outlining the UK's position to council members.
Archived copies of previously published Accredited Official Statistics on Total Income from Farming in England, providing historical releases and past data series for reference.
Explains that a viral Facebook post claiming Toby Carvery is giving away free carveries for ‘National Spud Week’ is false, correcting the misinformation and clarifying there is no official promotion by the chain.
A Westminster Hall debate on manufacturing skills will take place on 20 October, chosen by the Backbench Business Committee and to be opened by Richard Quigley MP, highlighting parliamentary scrutiny of skills policy.
Argues that English mayors should face greater central scrutiny to prevent devolution being undermined by poor local decisions, criticising current arrangements and calling for tighter oversight of mayoral powers.
The Civil Nuclear Constabulary has launched a recruitment campaign showcasing officers’ experiences, emphasising that being an Authorised Firearms Officer is only one element of CNC roles and highlighting wider duties and career paths.
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch is recruiting an Inspector of Marine Accidents (Naval Architect) for its Southampton office, seeking a specialist to investigate maritime incidents and support safety investigations.
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch is recruiting an Inspector of Marine Accidents (Engineering/Nautical) for its Southampton office to carry out investigations into marine incidents and contribute technical expertise.
On 21 September 2026 the Prime Minister held a telephone call with Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam; the government note provides no further details on topics discussed, outcomes or follow‑up.