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It’s been reported that he won a wager with team-mate Marcos Rojo over Mourinho’s future at Old Trafford.
And why faking stories for social media clout sets a dangerous precedent.
The Spanish footballer has reacted with amusement to exaggerated rumours of his death.
There were rumours that the Scotland forward had not been at the club’s training base since Monday.
The Red Devils have dismissed speculation claiming the Portuguese will be relieved of his duties this weekend
D’Arcy says he is bemused by the posts.
The centre-back had been strongly tipped to move to Old Trafford after an impressive World Cup campaign.
Mark Zuckerberg called the deception campaigns “sophisticated and well-funded efforts that aren’t going to stop”.
A leaked report makes the suggestion.
The authors of a new study said it is not until people are five or six that they form adult-like memories and some participants said they had memories from when they were babies.
Hundreds of websites and Facebook pages were set up out of the town in 2016.
French media claimed a world record deal had been agreed for the 19-year-old.
A scam had emerged on social media suggesting that the Meath fun park was running a giveaway competition.
The winger has, in fact, asked for a contract extension with the French club.
UCC and UCD psychological study ‘implanted’ false memories in survey to explore how they might affect votes.
“And that goes for fake news, foreign interference in elections or developers misusing people’s information.”
LoveBoth has sought to clarify that this poster is not part of its campaign, nor was the use of the organisation’s logo or name authorised.
“If you don’t smile they will say he was terrible. He couldn’t take it. If you do smile, they will say what was he smiling about.”
The goalkeeper was reported to have let rip at Medhi Benatia after Kalidou Koulibaly scored in the final minute in Turin.
Facebook says that improving news literacy is a priority.
The company has offered to send two other executives.
Reports in England have claimed Liverpool will have to offer £200,000 a week to convince Can to stay.
The law, if passed, would include foreign media.
Falsehoods are 70% more likely to be retweeted than the truth, new research has found.
The social network has reported a fall of 5% in the amount of time spent on its site since it moved to prioritise human interactions over media and business updates last month.
The Australian is taking an interesting slant on the upcoming Six Nations.
Fake news was popularised as a phrase by Donald Trump.
Both Sanchez and Henry deny the claims the Frenchman had a part to play in the move.
Meanwhile, it has been reported that Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House is to be adapted for TV.
But that’s fine, because debunking dodgy writing is really a lot of fun, writes Richard MacCarthy.
And Zinedine Zidane has defended his decision to start Mateo Kovacic.
In a speech, Donald Trump said Ireland has plans to reduce its corporate tax rate to 8%.
In the survey, 12% said they have a “great deal” of trust and confidence and an additional 37% have a “fair amount”.
The British newspaper had reported that Guardiola called Redmond a ‘w**ker’ during a furious-looking exchange.
The Taoiseach has slammed Trump for saying Ireland is set to reduce it’s rate to 8%.
“There are no proposals to change the corporation tax rate.”
NBC reported that Trump wants a tenfold increase to US nuclear weapons.