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By Alistair Coleman
BBC Monitoring
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Facebook says it will start removing false claims about Covid-19 vaccines to prevent “imminent physical harm”.
The company says it is accelerating its plans to ban misleading and false information on its Facebook and Instagram platforms following the announcement of the first vaccine being approved for use in the United Kingdom.
Among already-debunked claims that won’t be allowed are falsehoods about vaccine ingredients ... Read even more
