Fact Check

Zombie of the week

Everyone knows that zombies are hard to kill. At Fact Check we've noticed a similar problem with claims out there in the public sphere.

Fact Check zombies are debunked claims which refuse to die.

When we see a politician or other public figures repeating claims we've already shot down, we want to let them know.

Part of our brief is to bring factual information to the public debate.

If politicians and public figures continue to repeat inaccurate claims as fact, Fact Check will continue to put their claims to rest. 

If you've seen any zombies lurking around, let us know.
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