Memes are a great bit of light relief from all the scary things going on in the world right now. But some of the content that’s circulating about the Covid-19 vaccines might be doing more harm than good.
Find out about the anti-vaccine scaremongering memes with the BBC Reality Check team below.
Reality Check: What’s the harm of ‘funny’ anti-vaccine memes?
Jack Goodman and Flora Carmichael investigate false claims spread through memes about the coronavirus vaccine.
Where next?
Newsround: What does anti-vax mean?
Marianna Spring and the Newsround team look into the anti-vaccination movement and the truth about how vaccines work.
How false information spreads
Fake stories aren't just in 'the news' - they can be found in memes, videos and screenshots too. But how do they spread so quickly around your contacts and feeds?
How to talk to your family about fake news
It might seem difficult to start a conversation about fake news with family members - but TikTok star Ehiz shows that it doesn't have to be awkward.
Other Side of The Story
Find out how to spot and stop fake news with BBC Bitesize.
