the level of trust serves the b.b.c. who the general public is doing lately daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could have turned things around but it just got worse and worse really over the last 2 years or been led to a panorama programs that a lot of people who credibly disappointed the b.b.c. in how they handled the went up to the election i think they do what they can you know they that thinking certain celebrities a roomful of insists attach themselves to increase their reputational brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that i'm not quite sure this will not discuss the public that is going to come they just can feel more and more alienated and and feel they're not not being listened to and not very and the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of that situation and they also are in. washington ses it's ready to provide up to $35000000.00 to bring about what it calls an independent media in syria however the list of america's the cleared purposes has raised ques

the b.b.c. is voting to launch a fake new sporting show for kids we hear from a former employee over the board cost about concerns over bias coming up after the break. the entire stock market and bond market is being taken private with free money and the result will be medieval as a deal feudalism is clear as day. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true. is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallowness. of a much the program the b.b.c. will launch a new educational series to help youngsters the tech fake news install producer and judi dench only one quarter looks at whether the british national broadcast the should be asking questions about its own coverage as well. it's a crusade against fake news and the b.b.c. has elected itself to lead the charge its latest show is aimed at protecting youth

as impartial full of b.b.c. jonathan a brief says the full cost isn't attempting to rebuild trust a month to thea's. level of trust since the b.b.c. who publish his is dwindling daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could add to things around but it just got worse and worse really over the last 2 years of being the lead to the b.b.c. panorama programmes that a lot of people who credibly to do the b.b.c. and how they handled the went up to the election i think they do what they can even that thinking certain celebrities are rude for the rinses to touch themselves to increase their reputation but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that so i'm not quite sure it is you know discuss it with the public they're just going to come they're just going to feel more and more alienated in the end and feel they're not not being listened to and that's very and that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of that situation and they also through. now let's look at some other storie

before a b.b.c. journalist ought to bring these sayings the broadcaster is attempting to rebuild faith in the organization amongst the public level of trust since the b.b.c. who the general public is due in late and daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could send things around but it just got worse and worse really ever the last 2 years of being lifted in bits to lead to the b.b.c. panorama programmes and i don't want of people who credibly disappointed the b.b.c. in how they handled the run up to the election i think they're doing what they can you know they that thinking certain celebrities are influences to touch themselves to use or increase their reputational brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that i am not i'm not quite sure it is you know not the public that is going to come they just can feel more and more alienated and and feel they're not not being listened to and that's very important that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of

as impartial former b.b.c. john left on a brief as the brewed coffee is attempting to repeat or build trust. level of trust since the b.b.c. who the general public is doing daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could have turned things around but it just got worse and worse really over the last few years a. lead to the b.b.c. panorama programmes that a lot of people who credibly to the b.b.c. and how they handled the run up to the election i think they're doing what they can you know they that picking certain celebrities and rude fluence is to touch themselves to certain creech their reputational brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that i'm not quite sure it is if you're not discuss it with the public they're just going to come they're just going to feel more and more alienated in the end and feel they're not not being listened to and that's very often that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of the situation and they also threw. out a brief a run thr

to form a b.b.c. journalist on a breeze she said the network's trying to clear its reputation in any way possible . level of trust sort of the b.b.c. who general public is dwindling daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could have turned things around but it just got worse and worse really over the last 2 years and that to lead to the b.b.c. panorama programmes i don't lot of people who credibly disappointed the b.b.c. in how they handle things when it the election i think they do what they can you know they thinking certain celebrities a roomful of insists attach themselves to increase their reputation and brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that and i'm not quite sure it's you know not discuss it with the public they're just going to come they just can feel more in waving to the end and feel they're not not being listened to and that's right and the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of that situation and they also are in. sunday's key vote i

on the b.b.c. will now want a new educational series to help young children detect fake news would stop producing and should not show lays down a course now looks at whether the british national will cost i might be asking questions about its own coverage to. it's a crusade against fake news and the b.b.c. has elected itself to lead the charge its latest show is aimed at protecting youthful eyes and ears from poisonous propaganda there's a gap in provision for young people who want to understand how the news is made and the values that stand behind it they need the tools to distinguish the real from the fools online and the skills to think critically about information wherever they encounter it and the new programs producer is none other than angelina jolie as a parent i'm happy to be able to give my support to a program that aims to help children learn more about the lives of other young people around the world i hope it will help children find information and tools they need to make a difference

but the b.b.c. might not be the most qualified to act as the authority on fighting fake news b.b.c. russia correspondent olga was caught in the act asking a local journalist to help her find evidence of russian meddling connected to protests in paris naturally moscow wasn't very happy with the attempts to pull an anti russian narrative out of thin air authorities all the time accused russian television channels of ins if you are an internal protest movements and politics and call them propagandists i think it's humiliating when the british media disseminate session from ation and the b.b.c.'s track record of pursuing a political agenda goes much farther back than that in 1953 it was used covertly as a pawn in a joint m i 6 cia operation to support a coup against the democratically elected prime minister of iran mohammad mossad the british government used b.b.c. persian radio to advance its propaganda against on material was repeatedly aired on the radio channel to the extent it's a very new stuff at the b.b.c. persian radio service went on strike in protest britain's national broadc

level of trust serves the b.b.c. who the general public is due in late daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could turn things around but it's just got worse and worse really over the last 2 years i've been alerted in particular to the b.b.c. panorama programmes that a lot of people incredibly disappointed the b.b.c. in how they handled the run up to the election i think they're doing what they can you know they that picking certain celebrities or influences to attach themselves to increase their reputation brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that and i'm not quite sure it is you know not discuss it with the public that it's going to come they just can feel more and more alienated and and feel they're not not being listened to and that's very and that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of that situation and they are suffering. sunday's key vote in northern italy could trigger a major shake up in the country its biggest party has been left reeling after the

the level of trust sorbs the b.b.c. who the general public is doing daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could have turned things around but it's just go with so would really are the last. season but to lead to one of the soprano on the programs that a lot of people incredibly disappointed the b.b.c. in how they handled the run up to the election i think they do what they can you know they that picking certain celebrities or influences to push themselves to certain creates their reputational brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that i'm not quite sure it is you know not discuss it with the public that is going to come they're just going to feel more and more alienated and and and feel they're not not being listened to and not very often that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of the situation and they all suffer and. now some news from all around the wild in briefs starting and south america why police have used water cannons against mass anti government rall

as impartial before a b.b.c. journalist on a breeze told us the broadcaster is attempting to rebuild trust. the whole of trust since the b.b.c. who the general public is dwindling daily neatly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could add 10 things around that it's just go with some would say really over the last 2 years of being looted in bits to lead to the b.b.c. panorama programmes that a lot of people who credibly just went to the b.b.c. and how they handled the run up to the election i think they do what they can you know they that picking certain celebrities or influences to touch themselves to use or increase their reputational brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that and i'm not quite sure that it's you know not discuss it with the public that it's going to come they just can feel more and more alienated and and and feel they're not not being listened to and that's right and that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of the situation and they also threw in.

as impartial a former b.b.c. journalist on a breeze sees the broadcaster as desperately attempting to rebuild faith in the organisation the level of trust since the b.b.c. to the general public is due in late in daily plea and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could attend things around but it's just go with some words really are the last he is a meaningless in but to lead to the b.b.c. panorama programmes that a lot of people who credibly disappointed the b.b.c. in how they handled the when it's the election i think they do what they can you know they that thinking certain celebrities are. themselves to increase their reputational brand but. it's a case of is it's is it is it possible to rescue that i'm not quite sure it's not discuss it with the public they're just going to come they just can feel more and more alienated and and feel they're not not being listened to and not very and the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of the situation and they also threw in the news keeps rolling in 90 sec

as impartial former b.b.c. journalist on a breeze the broadcast is attempting to rebuild trust with the public. the level of trust sorbs the b.b.c. who general public is doing daily weekly and i would say really possibly 2 years ago they could turn things around but it just got worse and worse really over the last 2 years of the military but to lead to the soprano on the programs that on one of people incredibly disappointing the b.b.c. and how they handled the run up to the election i think they do what they can you know they that picking certain celebrities or influences to touch themselves to increase their reputation brand but. it's a case of is it is it is it possible to rescue that and i'm not quite sure it is you know not discuss it with the public that is going to come they just can feel more and more alienated and and feel they're not not being listened to and that's right and that the b.b.c. have not been able to take control of that situation and they are suffering. to some news for all the world to

because otherwise patsies don't tend to be director general of the b.b.c.it had to be less of a patsy than you might imagine but it's very important to support the b.b.c. stands up and be independent with the government the majority of a taylor about we can opposition in disarray and we go to a press which is by and large hostile to to honest reporting of politics so we need to b.b.c. and therefore it's very important to this post is filled by somebody with character and integrity. playing what they want to ask me all about is it really is going to the national gallery let's go do this meeting in berlin boris johnson tells vladimir putin no thaw in u.k. or russia relations. the souls bury at sac well of course you don't know whether that's true or not the weather is speed and i think the british should all go home and put out a statement repeated endlessly across the british me exactly so we don't know whether it's true or not i mean what what this may be is an attempt to say to the electorate at large i'm tough on being tough on russia where is the truth o

so we need to b.b.c. and therefore it's very important to this post is filled by somebody with character and integrity. playing what they want to ask me all about is it really is going to the national gallery let's go do this meeting in berlin boris johnson tells vladimir putin no thaw in u.k. or russian relations after souls bury at sac well of course we don't know whether that's true or not the weather is speed and i think the british should all go home and put out a statement repeated endlessly it was the british were exactly set up there whether it's true or not i mean what what this may be is an attempt to say to the electorate at large i'm tough on being tough on russia where is the truth out of these might be as i think it is that both sides are trying to normalize relations again after a very difficult period look i mean the u.k. is leaving the e.u. we'll lose all our friends over there we don't care for we've got a maniac in the white house or you know who's a long term self we can't afford to al

right well i've read the tory manifesto that boris johnson wants to try to encourage the b.b.c. to to take more of the government line and to make it more of an organ of the government officially an organ of the government wages that was founded on officially the of the organ of the government and i think for me that is quite important about this is something you and i have observed is something we've said on kai's report we've said it on all sorts of media outlets social media our blog or things like that so that we've discussed that is that we have the same problem in america all of the presenters on the mainstream news on the cable news are 0 percent. entirely out of new york entirely out of washington d.c. all of the newspapers across america we use the local television we have local newspapers we have use the regional newspapers regional press outlets now we only have from the major financial centers and it reminded me of a contact i have in the intelligence community i know that's big now and these days i would be a hero on m.s.n. b c but he was telling me that under dick

b.b.c. fight back over election savaging as chiefs plan to increase broadcast the midlands and the north b.b.c. chiefs are planning a big expansion of broadcast from outside of london to assuage critics as they came under fire today from both sides of the new house of commons the corporation is aiming to demonstrate that it is listening to the whole of britain following the general election campaign when it was accused of glossing over the strong views of leave voters in the north and even of letting its impartiality slip oh no the impartiality slip b.b.c. . write well i've read the tory manifesto that boris johnson wants to try to encourage the b.b.c. to. take more of the government line and to make it more of an organ of the government officially an organ of the government as though it's kind of on officially the the organ of the government and i think for me that is quite important about this is is something you and i have observed is something we've said on kai's report we've said it on

right well i've read the tory manifesto that boris johnson wants to try to encourage the b.b.c. to to take more of the government line and to make it more of an organ of the government officially an organ of the government is that was kind of on officially the the organ of the government and i think for me that is quite important about this is something you and i have observed something we've said on kai's.

right well i've read the tory manifesto that boris johnson wants to try to encourage the b.b.c. to to take.

now speculation is like as we said it's natural and try to be fair to the b.b.c. here but if they're bringing with the 1st principle theory is not only a missile but russian missile speculations your own thing when you start pinning it on a an individual or a group or a country very very dangerous i'll say this that's pretty tabloid from the b.b.c. why would they be going with that. i would agree i mean that i'm afraid that's geopolitics coming before the forensics and to their credit i think i haven't done that certainly not yet and that's to their credit because you know interesting that he said russian missiles straight away as if it blind that russia could some responsible for this let's suppose in this scenario that's their sister pose that it had an iranian missile attack that had gone wrong great they may have thought it was american coming to america and kind of on who knows. yes the rounds got russian missiles but that doesn't make russia responsible for this iran basically has you know we were very very close many people thought to world war 348 hours ag

write well i've read the tory manifesto that boris johnson wants to try to encourage the b.b.c. to to to take more of the government line and to make it more of an organ of the government officially an organ of the government as though it's kind of on officially the the organ of the government and i think for me that is quite important about this is something you and i have observed is something we've said on kai's report we've said it on all sorts of media outlets social media our blog or things like that that we've discussed that is that we have the same problem in america all of the presenters on the mainstream news on the cable news are centered entirely out of new york entirely out of washington d.c. all of the newspapers across america we used to have local television we said local newspapers we have used the regional newspapers region.

of course and it was easy the b.b.c. paid by and had subscriptions and then later on the british government would repay the b.b.c. via compensation however it didn't come cheap in fact it cost $350000.00 pounds which in today's money is millions you see britain wanted to be big but not that big because if it was to be too profitable well then the propaganda stories would get lost amongst the others. going for postal service will not be tempted to put in popular items and leave out the political material which is what we want we all know about the icing on the cake argument but if only the icing is sold and the cake left purposes are not served the most the minds behind this were shut away section of the far enough information research department created in 1988. goal was to create and spread anti soviet material during the cold war but having the news agencies integrity and reputation. there's no way with such activity today and says at the time it was simply the norm and it really wasn't as bad as it seems. many news or

beirut and the venue was at the american university of beirut and right before going to beirut the b.b.c. inform me that the american university of beirut has banned me from the campus and it turned out that the state department or threatened to punish them if i was allowed to enter the campus so ultimately after a protest by students and others and some of the media that was critical of the united states the b.b.c. decided to keep me in the debate which was the right thing to do ultimately and to change the venue so this is the this is the way things work work nowadays just getting back to your own personal experience and you being blocked i mean can you think of any particular you said you post some photos or anything particular you posted or something you could have warranted in any way even even the idea of you being blocked by facebook. no i can't think of anything that i have published that would be. an acceptable as i said the images the statements the. links that i put on. twitter and now the k. . which is not not not home by the united states i have recently joined that to prote

of course and it was easy the b.b.c. paid by and had subscriptions and then later on 7 the british government would repay the b.b.c. via compensation however it didn't come cheap in fact it cost $350000.00 pounds which in today's money is millions you see britain wanted to be big but not that big because if it was to be too profitable well then the propaganda stories would get lost amongst the others in going for profitable service will not be tempted to put in popular items and leave out the political material which is what we want we all know about the icing on the cake argument but if only the icing is sold and the cake left purposes are not served the most the minds behind this were a shadow a section of the foreign office information research department created in 1988 the covert goal was to create and spread anti soviet material during the cold war but has it damage the news agencies integrity and reputation well royce's is adamant that there's no way it would engage in such activity today and says at the time it w