with me is kulveer ranger who's senior vice president strategy & communication at atos. are you having a sunday roast this week? not this week, so the pollution levels will be ok. throat is still bad, though. let's start with the daily telegraph, the story that has been evolving over the past week. i wonder, that has been evolving over the past week. iwonder, where that has been evolving over the past week. i wonder, where does this go now? shamima begum has given birth, we understand, to a boy in this refugee camp, and whether that perhaps creates a bit more sympathy for her plight among people here.” think we have to be very careful. i am concerned about the press coverage on this. i think had —— headline in the daily telegraph, show me some sympathy, words taken from an extended interview she has done, in which she talks about living under threats of bombs, planes, starvation, when she says she will find it hard to come back, it is because of the conditions she has been living in for what appears to be the last four years. she is still a teenager, someone who has lost

with me is kulveer ranger who's senior vice president strategy & communication at atos.the pollution levels will be ok. throat is still bad, though. let's start with the daily telegraph, the story that has been evolving over the past week. i wonder, that has been evolving over the past week. iwonder, where that has been evolving over the past week. i wonder, where does this go now? shamima begum has given birth, we understand, to a boy in this refugee camp, and whether that perhaps creates a bit more sympathy for her plight among people here.|j think we have to be very careful. i am concerned about the press coverage on this. i think had —— headline in the daily telegraph, show me some sympathy, words taken from an extended interview she

kulveer ranger, senior vice president of strategy and communication at atos, joins me now.o thanks forjoining us at this hour. that's all right. this issue about regulating facebook and social media giants more tightly, more strictly, this is what the mps would like to see, but can it ever actually be done, though? it is going to be an uphill struggle, it has to be said. facebook and other social media platforms have got international reach. they are global organisations. for specific countries and parliaments, and the trouble that parliament has had, even getting mark zuckerberg to come to this committee and give evidence, which they failed to do, and they do cite that, they are quite angry about this, it demonstrates facebook‘s power far exceeds that of an independent country and a parliament. so the question is, how will international governments band together to help meet this challenge? because at the moment we are seeing the concern around fake news, the harm that information, the abuse online, the ability to manipulate populations in key elections, and all of this st