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and is this conspiracy, or is itjust as much or more they're out there. it's cosmopolitan.course, they can... but the way this app works is also that the user's - flow as much as on some other social media apps. | so you will end up, maybe, if you're a 14—year—old - but after a few days, - you start receiving content about how taiwanese democracy is inferior to chinese _ so researchers startedl setting up profiles and, afterjust a few days, - they discovered that some content, soft political- content, was being pushed to them. because while it may feel logical to say it out loud that, well, if we watch things on social i think it's profoundly difficult, they released them all. and that caused a huge sort of stir in the us, but it's impossible to determine whether or not that influenced... to break for donald trump rather than for hillary clinton the disruptive effect is important enough about kathrin's work on taiwan. which is enough to arouse suspicion. cos there are all sorts of things going on in their life. cos they don't tell you. and it is worth saying, in terms of ac

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itjust makes me feel sick. i'm more determined now. i want to hear what he has to say. 0h!a elliott. can you get out? you gave me medication without a prescription. ricky sawyer? please ask... are you putting your clients in danger? why are you still carrying out these bbls? get me up. do you have anything to say to the women? 0ut. but by the looks of things, he's still in business. liquid bbl treatment. phone chimes. and it's £300 off this week. the weather isn't going to be changing in a hurry, certainly over the next few days. so, through much of the week ahead, then, predominantly dry, fairly cool for the time of year. of hill snow around, as well, over the next few days. but high pressure sitting across scandinavia — that's dominating our weather. so, we've got a relatively chilly air mass with us at the moment. we'll start off the early hours of monday with that cloud sitting perhaps the southern uplands. in the north, once again. especially across parts of scotland. into tuesday, then, we've got a frontal system not far away again, some patchy, light rain and drizzle

itjust, it seems to me there's a hypocrisy at work here.ould talk about hypocrisy in india when it comes to talking sovereignty. of kashmir�*s status. and its rights. sovereignty as a concept is something we use consistently. so, condemn, putin's violation of ukrainian. sovereignty, said. we have said on record this is not a time for war. that's not a condemnation of russia's invasion of ukrainian territory. demand to end the war. on on palestine, etc.. that the prime minister's primary commitment is to ensure a sustainable manner. and we've done very well on all three insofar as russia is concerned. yes, we've had long standing relations with the erstwhile soviet union. we have relations with the russian federation, but we have much stronger relations in many with some of the other countries, including from the united states. on energy, i think it has and today we were encouraged by the americans, by western europeans. i think they're out of the equation. they're no longer part of it. because you've turned the conversation toward america,

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i and is this conspiracy, or is itjust as much or more people, because of the shared language, end uplmost only chinese content. of course, they can... - ..they can watch whatever- they want on tiktok, in theory. preferences do not shape i the timeline and the content the...the tiktok algorithm has a quite strong push function. . about how taiwanese democracy is inferior to chinese _ democracy, for example, and we, i in our research for this piece, . we had a lot of- examples like that. so researchers startedl setting up profiles and, afterjust a few days, - they discovered that some content, soft - political content, was being pushed to them. example that kathrin is outlining and the work that's been done to understand what is being pushed towards users by tiktok�*s algorithm, how can you measure through tiktok may have on a consumer? that, well, if we watch things on social media, i think it's profoundly difficult, hacked into hillary clinton's emails and some of those they released them all. but it's impossible to determine whether or not that influenced... back in...in 2016. but i

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itjust makes it more exciting for me. do you think it's easier to be a working woman, female came...?what is it, if you were to characterise the difference? that is a fact, whatever they say about the army and all that stuff. you know, i'mjust about to start on a tour till next february. and that is going to be very difficult. tough, physically. yeah. so the "saboteuse" side of me has to really lie down but in the... yeah, and the same things apply. possibly be serious. if you have an interesting voice, as opposed to what's called a feminine, pretty voice, you can't sing. they can't handle it. and the fact that i can talk... i can't drive a car. it's time i look back, look back over my career "and think, �*haven�*t i done well?”' and there you are working with sort of beck and blur on your new album, whereas most of your contemporaries look like they're kind of getting... well, no, no, yeah, but that's so what i'm not into. i mean, there'll come a time... there'll come a time where i'll be happy to take so it's not time for nostalgia. and, anyway, i don't like nostalgia. are trying to

and is this conspiracy, or is itjust as much or more but the way this app works is also that the user'ssocial media apps. | the...the tiktok algorithm has a quite strong push function. . so you will end up, maybe, if you're a 14—year—old - taiwanese girl, you got. on tiktok because you like about how taiwanese democracy is inferior to chinese _ democracy, for example, and we, i in our research for this piece, . to them. that's been done to understand what is being pushed the next stage, the influence that content coming environment, do you go about actually measuring that? impossible. we've been struggling with this type of thing for a decade now. even with different forms of cyber operations, you go back to the us presidential election of 2016, hacked into hillary clinton's emails and some of those they released them all. that influenced... ..that was decisive in persuading individual voters but i think the very sort of, the sowing of the seeds the disruptive effect is important enough to achieve an impact. about kathrin's work on taiwan. it is, about perhaps some of the curation in te

itjust never made the effort to... i mean, i'm really busy.e it. much for speaking to us. see you for the fifth film. she is back in a �*days she is back in a �* days when the film goes on general release. it for the film goes on general release. bbc it for is the film goes on general release. bbc news, 2 the film goes on general release. bbc news, thank you with us on bbc news, thank you for watching. hello. the weather this week change that much day day. we have a cold what we have is a cold easterly breeze or wind, depending breeze or windedepehdlhg where a lot of cloud you are. a lot of cloud around. cloud producing some that cloud producing some light rain or drizzle patchy light rain or drizzle and also some hill snow, on the 7 w satanic " 7 77 77on7th7e7hi7ll7s7in7 especially on the hills in northern england and scotland. we are pulling in this easterly we are polling in this easterly the near wind from the near continent. it is with �* much of the lljsyvith us for much of the by lljsyvith us for much of the by the weekend, is iiilit so

her priority is stopping the man who she says almost killed her daughter — itjust makes me feel sick.n ever to stop him. i would ask ricky sawyer injecting him with the same products but i'm not undercover. hello. ricky sawyer. 0h! ricky sawyer, can i please ask, you gave me medication without a prescription. ricky sawyer? please ask... four women have told us they have nearly died... ..after treatment by you. get me up. do you have anything to say to the women? 0k, out. 0ut. advertising his liquid bbl treatment. phone chimes and it's £300 off this week. hello. much of the uk today. as —9c where we had skies like these to compensate during the afternoon. absolutely glorious! now, the reason our weather's not changing much day by day at the moment is down to the jet stream, which is indeed, it's unusually far north at the moment, with rain and drizzle, particularly persistent but there could be bits and pieces elsewhere. it's cold enough to get a bit of snow over the tops of the pennines, but you have to go high above 300m or a00m elevation, and it's a cold night with a widespread fros

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