lesley, this is jamie. hi, lesley.sley to their conversation. 0k, yourself? this will be the first time i've been on tv or any sort of thing like that where my face is shown because i don't want people to go, "oh, that's that guy, ain't that great?" i'm not great. it's not great, it's horrible. i talk to these people, i have to listen to what they want to do to children, and makes me sick. because obviously, yeah, you are one of the online hunters, how did you actually get into that? i've had previous history of abuse in my family. it was actually my mother's husband, not my father. someone else she married. he abused me. he got five years in prison, didn't serve five years. we didn't really get much help with regards to mental health afterwards. it's notjust the abuse that messes the family up, it's afterwards. for years, it stays forever. but if i can stop that from happening to someone else, then i will do with all my strength, you know know what i mean? i think people should know these people. and what they look li

lesley. nice to meet you. and you. husband, not my father, someone else she married, he abused me. if i can stop that happening to somebody else then i will do. i understand obviously wanting to work with the police and get convictions. but why is there the need to then live stream it and put it on facebook. my argument's always been, like, not live streaming it, and then it comes out in the paper, it's still going to come out. they're still going to get the stick. to know who you are. they're still going to know who your kids are and what school they go to. what's the difference 7 i think with my dad, the group who got my dad posted that viral. they've potentially robbed victims of any criminaljustice at all. jamie has decided to stop his paedophile hunter work. lesley still has no more answers about her dad. catrin nye, bbc news. a video of the arrest of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranian mother who's been detained in iran for more than two years, has been shown in a documentary on iranian tv. she was jai

lesley gordon, phd from the university of georgia. currently holds the chair at the -- of southern history at the university of alabama. she has written several books, one, 'a broken regiment.' this terrible war, the civil war and its aftermath, and a biography of general george pickett, which is the subject of her talk today. she has also been an editor for inside the confederate nation and intimate strategies of a military commanders and their wives, which is an interesting book. i do like her subtitle here, george pickett in the age of fake news. without further ado, dr. lesley gordon. [applause] >> dr. gordon: thank you, and i am thrilled to be here. please excuse my voice. it is from yelling at a lot of alabama games. roll tide. >> [indiscernible] >> man. it is kickoff time. if my voice doesn't improve as i speak, bear with me. this book i'm talking to you about today i published 20 years ago, which is shocking that it was that long ago. i actually had to reread my own book on the plane because it has been so long. it was a book

he then falls in love with a ridiculously sympathetic new neighbour, played by lesley mann, who getsgoing on in the church? oh, yeah. do you mind if i take a look? i love how everything is so cute. all the little flowers and the mailbox, and these cute little curtains. it isjust all the details... oh, my god! what are they doing? who are they? they're nazis. torturing hoagie. why? they hate him. because he's an american? because he's different. well, what's going to happen to him? that's a complicated story. well, tell me. we never really get to the bottom of that. thatis that is half the film's problem,, plus the rather creepy portrayals of the sexual fantasies with these thin—waisted barbie dolls. it feels very out of step. the film is directed by robert zemeckis, who is one of the great technical innovators. he did who framed roger rabbit and the polar express and a christmas carol. and so the technical stuff is quite interesting, how he makes the barbie dolls come alive and take over this bruised artist's ego, in a way, but when the film does try to find a heart, it is either to

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lesley. nice to meet you. and you.ou actually get into that? it was actually my mum's husband, not my father, someone else she married, he abused me. if i can stop that happening to somebody else then i will do. i understand obviously wanting to work with the police and get convictions. but why is there the need to then live stream it and put it on facebook. my argument's always been, like, not live streaming it, and then it comes out in the paper, it's still going to come out. they're still going to get the stick. to know who you are. they're still going to know who your kids are and what school they go to. what's the difference ? i think with my dad, the group who got my dad posted that viral. they've potentially robbed victims of any criminaljustice at all. jamie has decided to stop his paedophile hunter work. lesley still has no more answers about her dad. catrin nye, bbc news. a video of the arrest of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranian mother who's been detained in iran for more than two years, has bee

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rape cambodia via skype we have emma lesley director of the center for peace and conflict studies and also manila via skype is steve rood formerly the philippines country representative for the asia foundation a very warm welcome to all of you jose let's first of all address these bombings we've got at the time of recording the show some twelve hours after the attacks no claims of responsibility but who are the prime suspects here. well the thing is that it's really difficult to say who are the prime suspects who are we actually did it but of course the prime suspects would either be able to say are you know or or any of the of the groups that actually mentioned even private armed groups could have been behind it to saw destabilisation for whatever political agenda they have so it's still too early to a certain and might even be done purposefully by this whoever did that saw to saw confusion to who really is behind it so that. it will mean more difficult for the government to track who who who under undertook this very dreadful act of bombing the cathedral. but i see two while ago it

because remember what he told lesley stahl right after his inauguration -- i mean, sorry, after his electioneven before he was inaugurated. he basically said, when she asked him about this, "you know, you know why i do it. i do it to discredit you all and demean you all so that when you write negative stories about me, no one will believe you." so, is this a long-lasting strategy? or can we see potentially some way to get out of this thing that doesn't seem to be good for you or for us? >> i'll respond in a few ways. first of all, i do agree that it's not healthy for the body politic on either side. there's no indication we have, and we -- someone like i and others have tried -- the president has tried -- to turn down the temperature, to give more access. he just gave a few major interviews to print outlets. he gives interviews on television. but when you see story after story, when you hear all the good news not being covered -- i'm gonna give you a great example. we talked about the economic reports. i think the media will start covering the economy if it ever goes down. i think they'll st

let's go to chelsea and talk to lesley watts, chief executive of chelsea, westminster and west middlesexof you to join us. good of you tojoin us. how good of you to join us. how credible is this strategy, given the enormous pressure there has been on the funding of the health service over the past eight or nine years? thank you very much. i don't think we can avoid that there are huge challenges in the nhs right now, but, actually, this strategy has come from the nhs, it builds on work we have already been doing and describes very clearly the priorities we have. it describes how we are going to work together to meet those challenges and, actually, it talks a lot about collaboration between all the services, right through the life course of patience and right through the life course of disease in a way we have never described before, and working together is the way we will meet those challenges. when we talk about £20 billion, let's talk about bad magic figure, the 3.4% increase and experts will say and you know better than anyone, that is to do with really keeping things as they are, a k

now the president, you know, has said that -- he actually told lessy at a lesley stahl after the campaign, she asked why he keeps repeating fake news and attacking the media and in a burst of honesty, he said that i do it so that when you publish things about me that are negative, people won't believe you. that, in fact, is what he is trying to accomplish. he is trying to disqualify the press as an independent arbiter of fact and he's not only trying to disqualify the press as ap independent ash torbiter of facs trying to disqualify other institutions as well, including the courts, including law enforcement, including intelligence agencies, including even scientists so that he alone is viewed as the only source of the truth. now, our system in this country -- i don't have to tell you this because you're part of it -- is that through a lot of individuals and a lot of institutions searching for the truth we will get as close as we possibly can. i think we need to call things as we find them and sometimes that's going to anger people on one side of the political spectrum and at other times i