and it is marianna in london, in the worldwide headquarters. not for much longer, marianna.you coming over here? i am flying over on saturday, and then i'll be out and about with my undercover voters in tow. they're all. . .. they've packed all their suitcases, ready to go. hoping i don't lose any of them this time. well, i'm looking... i've never met them in real life. i'm looking forward to it. i hope we run into you somewhere. there we go. and you? and how has it been in georgia? what's it been like? well, i was at a trump rally yesterday, which was actually quite good fun, i have to say, as these things go. i mean, my measure of that is, you know, how incredibly hostile people are towards media organisations like the bbc, and not very was the answer. and some quite exciting merch, better than i've seen at a few others. you can buy entirely sequinned spangled outfits with "make america great again" or other trump slogans written on them, maybe just "trump" emblazoned on the back of your kind of baseball style jacket. a wide, wide array of trump hats, including in shiny go

listen, marianna — bbc is a source that i trust and watch at home. and i'm almost about to cry." you would've wanted to know what i would've said and i would never be sitting here, across from that person. why does that make you feel emotional? isn't that odd, that it does? because it's — we've devolved so badly. do you think that it's ever possible to have a positive argument, so to speak, or discussion, debate, on social media? i do think it depends who it is. i think that's maybe what it was originally for, right? now i feel like we are, "don't talk to me". the regular arguments on x that camille finds herself embroiled in have left it with her guard up in the real world, too. might i still hold that someone driving a big truck or flip of a driver who cuts me off? hmm, probably not, because we don't know how others are going to react any more. and i think that the nature of this political... sighs ..divisiveness and roller—coaster that we've been on in the united states has, yes, it's changed my behaviour when i'm out. do you think social media has changed society? do you thi

marianna spring, bbc news, baltimore.a on bbc sounds now. for the first time in 60 years, great britain has reached the america's cup final after beating italy in the qualifying event. britain has never won the world's oldest sporting competition. the team will now challenge the defending champions new zealand next week. our sports editor, dan roan, was watching the race in barcelona. cheering. soak it up! british sailing had waited 60 years for this. ineos britannia celebrating becoming the country's first team to reach the final of the america's cup since 1964. how sweet it must taste for ben ainslie! earlier, the skipper had arrived for a crucial day's racing at their base in barcelona. bankrolled by billionaire sirjim ratcliffe, the team needing one win to seal this qualifying event against italy. is this the day that britannia creates history? in light winds, ainslie and his team made a good start, leading opponents luna rossa by 150 metres after the first leg of eight. the italians close to within 30 metres after th

marianna spring, bbc news, baltimore.why do you hate me usa on bbc sounds now. uk banks must refund fraud victims within five days, under new rules which come in next week. currently, high street banks and payment firms voluntarily reimburse customers. critics say they're concerned the maximum compensation has been reduced from £415,000 to £85,000. dan whitworth, reporter for bbc radio 4's money box, has more on the changes. essentially, the changes on monday are mandatory and they involve four or five main things. one involve four orfive main things. one thing is an £85,000 reimbursement limit, that's the mandatory amount banks will have to refund victims of fraud. they can refer more about lots of scepticism around whether they will do that. victims have to claim within 30 months, so again, another constraint on victims. 0ften fraud happens in victims might not know for several months or even years. also, the refund you talk about, the reimbursement is going to be split for the first time, 50-50. the split for the first

marianna spring, bbc news, florida.ial, on bbc one and the iplayer. 0nline, the bbc news live page will have all the results as they happen. and across the bbc�*s radio networks, ros atkins and nuala mcgovern, will be at the helm. and don't forget for in depth analysis, just go to bbc sounds any time for the americast podcast. and victoria will have more on the us election over on newsnight on bbc two shortly. hello, victoria. yes, we have the build-u hello, victoria. yes, we have the build-up to _ hello, victoria. yes, we have the build-up to the _ hello, victoria. yes, we have the build-up to the key _ hello, victoria. yes, we have the build-up to the key kamala - hello, victoria. yes, we have the| build-up to the key kamala harris build—up to the key kamala harris speech and robertjenrick co ntroversially speech and robertjenrick controversially asked the prime minister to explain what he knew about the southport attacks. it comes after merseyside police announced the 18—year—old is also facing a charge under the ter

marianna spring is here.information & social media correspondent, marianna spring, has more. this really is a landmark case as you described. it's the first of its kind civil case. taking a conspiracy theorist to court here in the uk like this. and so it's a really big deal that martin and eve hibbert have now won on those harassment charges. i investigated this back in 2022. richard d hall was posting online about how he was tracking down survivors of the manchester arena bombing to see whether their injuries were real. as well as posting on social media, he also was selling a book, giving talks, making money out of these kinds of theories. i confronted him about it at the time, and he told me that the bbc are wrong about how he operates, and he continued to defend his position in court, saying it was in the public interest and the judge acknowledged the distress and the harm this had caused to martin and to eve hibbert. and there will now be decisions made about the settlement in this case, the compensation

and it is also marianna, aka miss information —| also in the worldwide i headquarters in london.alking about abortion today. so we should start with the simple facts of where we are with abortion, or where the united states is with abortion. and it's pretty simple in a way. it used to be constitutionally guaranteed as a right for all american women. because of the famous case — roe v wade, the 1973 case. went to the supreme court and was decided by the supreme court. that right was then taken away by the dobbs decision and handed to the states. and that has been, it is fair to say, the cause of some considerable chaos when it comes to what abortion rights are available to women in the various areas of the us. and now — and this is what is really relevant to the election now, i guess, sarah — now what we have is a situation where, in some states, abortion is on the ballot because there are various measures to try to enshrine it in the state constitution so that it can't be overturned. and where you are, arizona is one of those places. yeah. that's right. and that's why i'm here in

here's our social media and disinformation correspondent, marianna spring. several others for manchestersted online about tracking them down to check whether their injuries were real. soul dvds, made money about promoting these conspiracy theories i tracking down to a market stall in wales and questioned him about his actions and he said the bbc were wrong about how he operates. and exposing those tactics where he wanted to take legal action this is the first case of its kind in the uk about conspiracy theorists like this and he's come out to say that this is a really company has a victory, but also that it is an important president that it sets and he hopes that it will mean that other people who been targeted like this on social media can havejustice for what's happened to them and i received dozens of messages today or other survivors perhaps there is accountability in the civil courts taking a case like this which is about harassment rather than from social media companies and through law enforcement. let's discuss this _ through law enforcement. let's discuss this now _ through law

in general, we have quite original names in our family, mine, my sister, for example, is called mariannas, my mother is zoya, well, that is, my niece is varvara, well, that is, we have such, we love exotic names in the family, that's why my mother also, so to speak, was a little original, the fact is that at that time the song "grumritsya ne nego lad" was very fashionable, there was such a song, such and such a roll of some kind, well, in general, such enough. earning a song, firstly, then, at first, my mother caught my ear with this song, and then she read, who is lada, what is it, it turned out that it is a pagan goddess of love, and in old slavic times the word lada was a household word, in the film sadko, there is such a phrase, there sadko addresses a girl, and says: "lada is mine", that is, it is like my beloved, that is, it happened like this thing. that i was born in the sixty-eighth year, in the seventieth year the car is a zhiguli, that is, 2 years before, if my parents hadn’t done it, of course, well, here i am in 1968, and the zhiguli car was renamed in 1970, my whole childho

today is tuesday, together with you, this wonderful morning, we are greeting katerina antonova and mariannalways touching soulfully, we are glad to meet in our morning studio the soloist of the group aura, yulia bykova on the occasion of the release of the video clip ozori zdes stihikh. yulia, good morning, good morning, morning, yulechka, we congratulate you, firstly, on the release of the video clip, and secondly, please tell us how the idea of ​​such a composition with such a name was born, because azori zdes stihikh - we are immediately sent to the soviet film of the same name. stories boris vasiliev is it somehow connected, well no, in fact there is no connection, it's a coincidence because these lines are poetic, beautiful , the dawns here are quiet, they are found, well, definitely not in these two works, well, there are at least four or five more that come to mind, because poetic lines, well, a wonderful evening, for example, you can find everywhere, and so on and so forth, when you have such a state of mind, when you see these literally dawns, when you have an evening or morning, t

again, i q of has moved from a village near the brazilian city of marianna, in the historic city of marianna school children gather to learn about a tragedy that's 9 years ago, changed thousands of lives forever. a just a few kilometers from here. the collapse of a damn in 2015, wiped out the 18th century town of band with the keys and devastated dozens of surrounding communities. 19 people lost their lives in what became one of the results, the worst environmental disasters its effect. stooping, felt along one of the country's largest river basins, locked voltage, local, and the dodger. this a marco damn, was both next to rural communities inhabited for over 3 centuries. these are places with deep roots home to indigenous people, descendants of runaway slaves and fishermen who relied on the reverse of a livelihoods others to the dam. collapse took everyone by surprise. the avalanche of money is toxic. waste travels more than 650 kilometers to the atlantic ocean, destroying houses, bridges, and farming land, and pulling everything in its path. now, after nearly a decade of waiting, people ar

marianna spring, bbc news, baltimore.ys at least — the united nations says at least 70 _ the united nations says at least 70 people have been killed _ least 70 people have been killed in a gang attack in haiti~ _ killed in a gang attack in haiti. the un human rights office — haiti. the un human rights office says armed men blown into — office says armed men blown into a — office says armed men blown into a gang rampaged through a town— into a gang rampaged through a town using automatic rifles to shoot — town using automatic rifles to shoot residents. police in central bosnia say 80 people are now known to have died following floods and landslides for so most of the victims were from giovinco, which 2a hours was cut off from the rest of the country foot of the rest of the country foot of the regional government says many people remain unaccounted for and search and rescue efforts continue. 0fficials for and search and rescue efforts continue. officials say some homes have been almost completely buried in rocks and debris.

dmitry kochitkov, vladimir grinevich, dmitry skvartsov, dmitry tishchenko, marianna soboleva and zulfiyamova. channel one. significant dates: 3/4 of a century ago , the prc appeared on the world map. and the same number of years ago, diplomatic relations between our countries. the soviet union was the first to recognize the people's republic proclaimed in beijing. today's china - vladimir putin noted in a congratulatory telegram to the representative of the city pin. it has achieved impressive. success in economic, social, scientific and technical development. leaders and a special level of personal contact that strengthens the partnership between russia and china, strategic and a benchmark for the powers of the 21st century. natalia lyublinskaya from the center of the chinese capital. raising the national flag on tianyang square is a daily tradition at dawn, but this ceremony is especially solemn. today marks 75 years since the proclamation of cain. hundreds of thousands of chinese the largest square in the world, it says here: i love china, on this check is the flag of our homeland, i

getting has moved from that village in the present, in the city of money on a, in the historic city of marianna school children gathered to learn about a tragedy that 9 years ago changed thousands of lives forever. a, just a few kilometers from here. the collapse of a damn in 2015, wiped out the 18th century town of band with the keys and devastated dozens of surrounding communities. 19 people lost their lives in what became one of the results, the worst environmental disasters its effect. stooping, felt along one of the country's largest river basins, locked voltage local in the dodge, the small co damn was both next to rural communities inhabited for the 3 centuries . these are places with deep roots home to indigenous people, descendants of runaway slaves and fishermen who relied on the reverse of a livelihood to the dam. collapse took everyone by surprise. the avalanche of money and toxic waste travels more than 650 kilometers to the atlantic ocean, destroying houses, bridges, and farming land, and pulling everything in its path. now, after nearly a decade of waiting, people are hoping the

accepting $35000000.00 us dollars in bribes from the brazilian construction company auto breast. marianna sanchez has moore from lima, the, the legal said calmly. yes, the verdict was handed down and then they made a big, big head equal sort of a have the duty to protect and preserve the assets of the state in a rational manner, avoiding abuse, waste or misuse, without using or allowing others to use the assets of the state for private purposes, he accepted a variety of 35000000 dollars from the other village company in return for a contract to build a 650 kilometers section of a highway connecting video to brazil. that portion of the highway was initially estimated to cost $507000000.00 a paid we ended up paying no there with each more than $1200000000.00, nothing vis a story. it's a historic conviction against the former president, and it sends the message that there is no place for impunity in our country. the crimes of corruption punished more than $100.00 witnesses testified against the legal. throughout the trial, the 79 year old denied any wrong doing, you know, what is your list f

just as the crime of extortion is rapidly expanding, marianna, such as reports from nima, it's the 3rd strike in 3 weeks. transport workers now joined by and we teachers and students demanding protection. i mean, it's the wave of violence. despite the government declaring state of emergency several times since last year, yet tax continue to status emergencies of new use, only demonstrate inability ineptitude. since the responsibility of this government shows they have no strategist up contract killings in organized crime. on wednesdays, some schools, universities and markets close prove and struggle to get to their workplace as most buses stop service. but it is most important. take style in par room also shut down kind of took, it says they feel abandoned, but i want to live. we are being intimidated and methods enough. madam president, don't kill us. don't kill us. we're not terrorists. and our kids, we don't throw stones. we are parents of hardworking families, and we want a healthy country. it is national statistic institute says extortion and keep nothings. oh, $50.00 fold this ye

with 14 districts, all in a state of emergency, as the crime of extortion is rapidly expanding. marianna sanchez reports from lima . it's the 3rd strike in 3 weeks. transport workers now joined by and we teachers and students demanding protection. i mean, it's the wave of violence despite the government, the clearing state of emergency several times since last year. yet tax continue to status emergencies of new use, only demonstrate inability ineptitude. since the responsibility of his government shows they have no strategy to stop contract killings in organized crime. on wednesdays, some schools, universities and markets close prove and struggle to get to their workplace. most buses stop service. it is most important. take style in par room, also shut down type of talk is the feel abandoned. i want to live. we are being intimidated and methods enough.

marianna spring is here.ation you did into this man at the centre of this case? yes. at the centre of this case? yes, martin, at the centre of this case? yes, martin. eve _ at the centre of this case? yes, martin, eve and _ at the centre of this case? yes, martin, eve and several - at the centre of this case? yes, martin, eve and several other. martin, eve and several other survivors of the manchester arena bombing were targeted by richard de hoare, the conspiracy theorist in question, who boasted about tracking them down to check if their injuries were real, also wrote a book, so dvds and made money out of promoting these kind of conspiracy theories, notjust these kind of conspiracy theories, not just about the manchester arena attack, but about other attacks time again. at the time of the investigation, attracting down to a market stall in wales and questioned him about his actions and the impact on survivors, and he said the bbc were wrong about how he operates. so todayis were wrong about how he operates.

. >> thank you, danny, joining us now, political reporter for the washington post, marianna alfaro. good morning to you. let's start. i mean, danny cover the rallies. they were the typical trump fair except for what we saw onstage in michigan bringing up some of those arab american and most of them leaders who support his campaign. tell us about what this campaign with the harris campaign with a tried to do for this segment of especially the voters in michigan because the margin is so tight, they could be decisive on the state yes. >> and i think the most recent polling we saw from arab-americans, you what report out the past is showing that basically trump and harris are neck and neck with this population. i think it was even just maybe split by two points and this is a massive population in michigan. really make a difference. if we look back in 2016 the margin was so frail there that really anyone who wins this vote could win the state. and i think we saw a lot of it also with michelle obama last night. she mentioned i understand we are rage. i know that you are upset making refer

of accepting $35000000.00 us dollars in bribes from brazilian construction company, photographed marianna sanchez has more from lima alejandro to leave us a comb. leah the verdict was handed down and then they made a bit of a headache. all sort of a have the judy to protect and preserve the assets of the state in a rational manner. avoiding abuse, waste or misuse, without using or allowing others to use the assets of the state for private purposes. was he accepted a bride of $35000000.00 from the other village company in return for a contract to build a 650 kilometers section of a highway connecting video to brazil. that portion of the highway was initially estimated to cost $507000000.00. i paid, we ended up paying a little bit more than $1200000000.00. and i think there's a story. it's a historic conviction against a former president and defends the message that there is no place for impunity in our country. the crimes of corruption punished more than $100.00 witnesses testified against the legal 12 the trial, the 79 year old denied any wrong doing. you know, what is your list for when

and marianna, going on in the last few days. and marianna. i _ going on in the last few days.hat? i you, but in case anyone is thinking, the washington what?— you, but in case anyone is thinking, the washington what? i was thinking that the last time _ the washington what? i was thinking that the last time | _ the washington what? i was thinking that the last time i was _ the washington what? i was thinking that the last time i was on _ that the last time i was on newsnight was just before the uk election and we were having a similar conversation about who the uk papers would endorse on what that meant, and papers endorsing keir starmer here in the uk which you might not have expected to before and stuff like that, and it is so interesting because obviously that is still something that is important in the political world, but in the social media world that i spend way too much of my time investigating, this stuff doesn't really fly. something like this where there is controversy around it and people sharing their opinions, it does pick up sharing their opinions, it does pick u

our disinformation and social media correspondent marianna spring joins me now. landmark case. it is the first of its kind, a civil case taking a conspiracy theorist to court in the uk like this, so it is a really big dealfor martin and eva who have now won on those charges. i investigated this back in 2022. richard de hall was posting online about how he was tracking down survivors of the manchester arena bombing to see whether their injuries were real, as well as posting on social media. he was also selling a book, giving talks, making money out of these kinds of theories. i confronted him at the time and he told me the bbc are wrong about how he operates and he continued to defend his position in court, saying it was in the public interest. thejudge court, saying it was in the public interest. the judge acknowledged distress and harm it had cause to martin and eve hibbert and there are no decisions to be made about the compensation and so on. what is important to highlight is the courage of martin hibbert and eve, who represented a lot of other people who were