Send us the questionable claims on your social media feedpublished at 17:23 BST
Thomas Copeland
BBC Verify Live journalist
We’ll be closing our live page for the day shortly, so let's take a quick look at what we’ve been working on today.
Our fact-checking team have been glued to day two of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester - here’s a rundown of what they have been looking into:
- A plan to save £47bn that works out at around 0.5% of annual government spending
- Whether the party’s proposal to restrict who can get welfare will apply to EU nationals with settled status
- How civil servant numbers have changed in recent years
Away from British party politics, we began by examining reports of an Ukrainian drone attack on an oil terminal in Russian-occupied Crimea. We’ve used heat map data and video verification techniques to reveal more about the overnight strikes on the largest oil-processing facility on the peninsula.
Plus, what do Trump’s latest Gaza ceasefire map and satellite images tell us about Israeli military control of the territory?
Have you seen questionable claims or unverified videos going viral on your social media feed? Send them now to BBC Verify by clicking here.
BBC Verify Live will be back with you tomorrow morning.
