dr audrey tang, thank you _ repercussions. dr audrey tang, thank you for — repercussions.g to - repercussions. dr audrey tang, thank you for talking to us. i repercussions. dr audrey tang, thank you for talking to us. a l thank you for talking to us. a very important subject. let's show you live pictures coming from the state of florida where hurricane milton has made landfall. more than 2 million homes and businesses are without power across the state now. many neighbourhoods in darkness. we will keep you right up to date on bbc news. stay with us as we keep you across the latest. hello. 0ur weather has started to turn a little bit cooler. you might have noticed the change, and the trend is set to continue as well. well, here in north yorkshire, we had signs of the change, waves being driven onto the beaches here by the strengthening north to north—easterly wind. temperatures on tuesday in rhyl got up to 17 degrees, but it was just 12 on wednesday, a drop of some five degrees celsius. the drop in temperatures came as these northerly winds worked in. now, over the next few

we talked and i've now met a couple of times the digital minister of taiwan who's a woman called audrey tang, who is thought extensively about this. and they've it's a country that's constantly subject to information more. and so they think about it a lot. so beginning to about what the alternatives could be. and then it's funny that conversation went almost nowhere. i think it's a combination of politicians not being technical enough to understand it. the enormous pressure, influence of the social media companies which are now of the richest companies on the planet. and that's especially true in this country. in europe, it's more easy to talk about regulation because. they're they're more remote and seen as foreign. and also because there's been an enormous pushback from the a part of the conservative movement against even any conversation about the subject. so once you use the word regulation, people start screaming censorship. we we know very well academics who've worked on studying disinformation just i mean, literally writing papers about what it is and how it works who've been subpoena