Influencers spread false theory about Senate candidate

The death penalty is back in the news after Christa Pike survived two lethal injection attempts in Tennessee - but how widely used is it in the US?

President Trump has faced criticism after fronting adverts which were paid for by the US government.

BBC Verify used ship-tracking websites to follow UK and French vessels which monitored the migrant boat in the English Channel.

BBC Verify looks at footage showing the aftermath of a strike on a building in southern Iran.

A small boat has crossed the English Channel carrying 230 people. BBC Verify looks into whether the boats are getting bigger.

Pubs, social clubs and live music venues in England will be given a 20% cut to business rates, funded by a review of tax relief on businesses like vape shops.

BBC Verify debunks Trump's claim of a "suspect" referee following Folarin Balogun's World Cup red card.

The education, health and welfare systems are no longer fit for purpose in preparing young people for adult life, a new report says.

AI-generated images from the Met Gala have spread on social media - we explain how to spot the fakes.

BBC Verify has been looking into whether the US blockade of Iran near the Strait of Hormuz is working.

The BBC's Analysis Editor Ros Atkins looks at the questions around the way Buckingham Palace has responded to the various accusations against the King's brother.

Revelations over Peter Mandelson’s links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have raised questions about how he became ambassador. Our Analysis Editor Ros Atkins reports.

Two years after the 7 October attacks, dozens of hostages remain in Hamas captivity. BBC Verify has been examining what we know about them.

The BBC's analysis editor looks at a decision that leading Democrats have called "an abuse of power".

Using footage and flight data, BBC Verify has pieced together what we know so far about the Air India crash in Ahmedabad.

The IDF have released new footage that they say shows the underground tunnel network underneath the European hospital in southern Gaza. BBC Verify pieces together the evidence.

BBC Analysis Editor Ros Atkins and the BBC Verify team build up a picture of what happened and how it was done.

The UN Human Rights Office has said it believes 47 people were injured in Gaza on Tuesday when crowds overwhelmed an aid distribution centre run by a controversial US and Israeli-backed group.

BBC Verify analysed footage, gathered witness testimony and spoke to munitions and legal experts to examine how one of Gaza's last functioning hospitals came under Israeli attack.

CCTV footage obtained and verified by the BBC shows the moment before impact and the immediate aftermath. Munitions experts told BBC Verify that the strikes and destruction are consistent with the use of so-called "bunker buster" bombs - designed to hit underground targets. BBC Verify's Merlyn Thomas has more.