The government has been accused of creating a network of fake Twitter accounts using the identities of real NHS staff to mount a sophisticated coronavirus disinformation campaign.

A Fox News host has hit back at US President Donald Trump for criticizing the pro-Trump network.

In tandem with their counterparts across the Atlantic, the British media is determined the misrepresent and exaggerate the coronavirus outbreak in Iran with a view to scoring cheap political points.

The Washington Post has turned to publishing fake news about Iran’s response to the coronavirus outbreak, claiming that Iran has dug mass "burial pits" for victims of the disease.

During the war on Syria independent journalists have been reporting from the ground in Syria and have been attempting to push back against some of the media disinformation.

There seems to be an effort to spread disinformation and defamation campaign against countries battling the coronavirus.

True to form, the British press is trying hard to escalate tensions in the region with a view to justifying military action against Iran.

The Tories have come under fire for deploying a fake fact-checking service to tweet in favour of Boris Johnson in yesterday's televised election debate.

In an exclusive report a London-based news outlet has revealed that a senior executive at Twitter is affiliated to the British army's main psychological warfare unit.

Republican Senator Ted Cruz has thrown his support behind US President Donald Trump in his row with The New York Times, which he has labeled as “partisan propagandists.”