you just did say that on radio 4, marianna.ion has been up till now, you just said you just told us that he dumped a bear in central park. which is true. and also the brain eating worm as well, which he's talked about his brain eating worm situation. i know, and i mean, he's also someone who's been criticised before for posting anti—vaccine ideas on social media. he argues against that accusation, says i'm just asking questions. i want to hold big pharmaceutical companies to account and all that kind of stuff. but he has shared things that are not true about vaccines. so he's someone who's not been shy of controversy and who's also been a very strong advocate forfreedom of expression, freedom of speech, particularly in the social media world. and that's something that donald trump has also been a very keen advocate for. iwonder, paddy, what do you think about — or marianne, either of you — but in terms of one of the attacks that tim walz, the vice presidential candidate on the democratic side, came up with was this idea that do

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. >> reporter: office admin marianna vega said the entire playground used to be a wreck, the asphalt buckled and cracked. so the field of new play area has people excited, but others are still waiting, at oakland technical high there was a tour including a perform from the drama class to replace the old dilapidated seats installed in the 1950s in the school auditorium. the district is facing a huge deficit as covid emergency funds have expired is the problem. >> large districts like us need to make some significant changes just to recognize that that federal funding and state funding is no longer present. >> reporter: so once again, the district is looking at closing or consolidating smaller schools to save money. last time they tried it caused a huge public uproar, but they say with fewer campuses the district can better afford to provide things like new playgrounds and seats in auditoriums. >> it is causing a conversation around well, if we want all of this in a school, what is the size that the school needs to be in order to afford that or to make sure schools have what they need

matt brown, marianna well, farro, thank you both very much for being here. appreciate it. >> all right. coming up on cnn this morning, israel and hezbollah trade fire in a major flare-up of tensions in the region heightening concerns and all-out war in the middle pleased plus donald trump making a push to hit a new tone on abortion as reproductive rights is of course, a central issue in the race. and rfk junior's suspending his life longshot campaign, throwing his support behind former president trump it became clear to me that i did not have a path to victory hi i'm with president trump, with his family, with his close advisers, and we just spent a general commitment that we're going to work together the pros for have i got news for you are pretty yeah. what are the kinds we could run on the news before then i would never happen if i got news for you, amir saturday, september 14th at night on cnn and streaming next day on max if you have heart failure far sica can help you keep living, look for the ones you love. ask your doctor about far sega today procedu

bonis to novik at the address of marianna shtern, but that, by the way, is not all, yes, san, yes, kol you have here as your headquarters? novikov planted evidence, his car was spotted both there and there, and this housekeeper antonina confirmed that no one was home for some time, great, go hands full, i'm happy, good. so, novikov hired professional gigolo, introduced to his wife, he knew her taste perfectly well and knew that she would fall for him, he also knew that savenkov was wildly jealous, the murder could be blamed on him, yes there is. you don't know this fox, my mother and i were initially against their marriages, a cunning, shrewd adventurer came to our house, ready to do anything for money, well, youth, my daughter did not want to listen to us. insisted on his own, you know that 2 hours ago he completely emptied all my daughter's foreign accounts, well here's what she wrote: password for accounts, wait, well, what about the piece of paper, a piece of paper with an apology. man, vanechka, my dear, shut up, come here, shut up, only you, write, forgive me. enough to not work

hey, marianna. how are you doing? i've been awake for probably a little bit too long.led fred trump iii? well, funny you should ask that. i actually just finished speaking with fred trump iii, and the thing to know about fred trump iii is that, as his name suggests, his father was fred trumer. his grandfather was frederick crist trump sr. that makes him donald trump's nephew, and he has some interesting titbits and stories to share about growing up in the trump family. very useful genealogy. i think that probably preps us a little bit for the interview. welcome to americast. americast. americast from bbc news. hello, it's marianna, aka miss information, back in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london. and it's anthony here in the american headquarters of americast at the bbc bureau in washington, dc.

hey, marianna. how are you doing? i've been awake for probably a little bit too long.egan the day in boston, and i'm now in london. back in london. and i have a pressing question for you. yes. who is fred trump iii and why is he called fred trump iii? well, funny you should ask that. i actuallyjust finished speaking with fred trump iii. and the thing to know about fred trump iii is that, as his name suggests, his father was fred trumer, his grandfather was frederick christ trump sr. that makes him donald trump's nephew. and he has some interesting tidbits and stories to share about growing up in the trump family. very useful genealogy. and i think that probably preps us a little bit for the interview. welcome to americast. americast. americast from bbc news. hello, it's marianna, aka miss information, back in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london. and it's anthony here in the american headquarters of americast at the bbc bureau in washington, dc. it feels very appropriate, anthony, that the rivalry has returned, now that we're in our our various worldwide h

marianna spring reporting there.d in connection to the disorder are teenagers. dominic casciani has been speaking to one mother who says her son was caught up in the unrest. when did you find out that your son had been involved? when the police raided me on monday and said that, "we're doing this raid". they said your son had been involved in violent disorder. in town. he's now facing court for going out. right. yeah. how do you feel about it? shocked, gobsmacked. hurt, angry. just didn't bring my kids up like that. you know, i live in an area where there is a lot of violence and crime, but... i mean, it's pretty clear at the moment the courts are going to be making examples of people. that's right. is your son prepared for that? no, no, not at all. doesn't understand the bigger picture. and i think that's why he got caught up in the moment. he shouldn't have been... shouldn't have gone down, shouldn't have went out. if you could speak to the police and the judges about how they're dealing with the cases, what would

debate over whether it is justified, the trade convicted criminals for the unlawfully detained. marianna cuts her over is the un special rep or tour on human rights in the russian federation. we have asked her what needs to be done for other political prisoners in russian jails . i believe breakfast should be put on the rest of the thought it is to fulfill their obligations. while these it changes every day, exclusively prerogative of governments. it needs a diplomatic action that has been undertaken between several governments, a massive diplomatic action to negotiate and its relays. this exchange is, are not something that is a regular occurrence. this is, you know, something that is happening really as extraordinary mazur but what i'm advocating for and have been advocating is for other states for germany, for the european union, for united states, un member states to put the pressure on the rest of the government to release the rest of the political prisoners, but shouldn't be there in the place of hardy's, in pakistan, se flooding this, we killed at least 13 people. this fall of hea

the wall street journal's molly ball, reuters, jeff mason, cleve wootson of the washington post marianna sotomayor, also of the washington post. so before we turn to the political, everything that's happened in the past week and the fallout, jeff, just what is your what are you hearing from the administration about the concerns about what we're hearing from nic on the ground about the potential of this conflict in between israel and hezbollah of spiraling out of control, getting into a larger war in the middle east. >> sure. why i think nick nick said it rightly the concerns are there and the concerns are real i'm told that the situation room was monitoring this all night at the white house, that jake sullivan, the national security adviser kept president biden up-to-date on and he's on vacation right now in vegas in california. that in general, there they are taking, are they're interpreting this now to be over. and hezbollah has said that it does not plan to launch additional strikes, that there weren't any major casualties on the israeli side, but that the u.s. is also not standing do

it's a really odd dynamic that we're seeing emerge. >> jonathan: one thing that struck me, marianna, portraying her as the one who has the strength to deal with the border. >> yeah, and yesterday when she was in nevada also talked about the fact when she was attorney general, she was tough on the border. >> jonathan: a border state. >> yes, of california. she said, i was in those tunnels trying to figure out the border patrol -- the same border patrol when she was running this that 2020 primary, she saying, we should defund i.c.e. >> jonathan: is that going to work? this is -- the border's not the shining example of success of the last four years. >> and i mean, here's the thing. i think she is definitely going to have to answer things she said publicly when she was leaning more left and she was kind of uncomfortable trying to figure out or at least state her positions. we do see a more confident kamala harris really going and saying, this is the position that i am holding now, but again, there's still this flashback to a couple of years ago that she's going to have to answer to. >>

news, the weather will please us today, here are the temperature indicators i'm ready to share, mariannaoor is yours, i'm ready to share, let's start with the morning indicators, look outside the window already excellent forecast, up to 14° heat in the minsk region brest up to 18 heat. in vitebsk the air warmed up to 14° +11 +13 in gomel in grodno up to +18, in the mogilev region up to +13. cloudy with clearings everywhere, no precipitation this morning in the republic. of course, the situation will change a little in terms of humidity during the day, but insignificantly. so, pay attention to the screen. and daytime indicators up to 29°, i would say, august heat in our minsk region in brest there will be light rains, this. region today with precipitation there up to 32° heat, i i think that precipitation is simply necessary at such a temperature. +26 +28 in the vitebsk region in gomel up to 29 heat +30 +31 in the grodno region, in the mogilev region, the offer hour is ending, it's time to give the air to our colleagues from the tv news agency, but we will remind you that after 8:00 in th

marianna, it's me! oh my god, what's wrong with your face?everyone plays defense, in a mask, and what defense do i have, i only play offense, i love extreme sports, i love extreme sports too. oh, i 'll show you at home on a pitchfork, my interior is changing there, you know, i woke up this morning and thought, something is missing, something needs to be changed, and i decided to roll everything in marble, in pink marble, i adore marble, it's pale here, of course. well , it's clean, clean, so let's drink to acquaintance, with pleasure, thank you, well then for the beautiful ladies, stand on. on the way we have already passed consider home. your car is good, and you have the documents for it, listen, yes, why don't you go, uncle, let's go together, then, oh, hello, let's continue, come here, come here, sit down, once again, there are documents for the car, here are the documents, they took the fool in the hat. what is also from him too, it's true we didn't take it from him, but if you want, take it, no, thanks, no need, go ahead! thank you, les

belarus has some of their own gimmick, so it seems to me that you have a great deal with the wonderful marianna, and we send her our regards and wish her good health, get well, please, our beloved colleague, there is also a gimmick in the way you announce the days of the week tuesday, no, we need to count three 1 2 3 tuesday, friends, school is close, and we ask everyone to cheer up a little, yes, yes, absolutely right, to approach the beginning of the school year responsibly , that school is close, you want our schoolchildren to process, you know, we are like teachers at a meeting now, please, be responsible, you in russian language teacher, in physical education, physical education, the most fashionable meaning, friends, to drivers of cars, in fact there is a request, be. careful on the roads right now during this period, because children are just returning to the cities, they are still adapting to this to this seemingly old, but at the same time new process, yes to going to school, to kindergarten and so on, take part in the event of the action from the state traffic inspectorate attention c

this question has called time and again uh, marianna and india has maintained a very precarious position. it's always a putting itself out as an advocate of for diplomacy and dialogue. the prime minister has been a reiterating that even he and his the visit to portland, or he said that i think that a 2 reasons behind indians in does stance of not uh, offering itself as an elton out, a mediator in this conflict. one is, it's long standing, a policy of non alignment when it comes to global issues. and the 2nd reason, and the most important one is it's long standing relationship with russia, which go way back, you know, as far as the, you know, of soviet union. and both countries have hired each of those back up, you know, for decades on the contentious issues. i'll give you one example that russia has stood behind the india when it comes to its actions in crush me. and in the same for rochelle, when it invaded crimea. so, you know, in this, given this kind of dynamic and the history of the relationship between the 2 countries. i think it'll be hard for the inductor to be immediate though,

the beloved promised marianna that he would take the blame, but changed his mind. the girl did not give up for a long time common-law husband, did not cooperate with the investigation, unlike the other members of the group, who entered into a pre-trial agreement. it became known that marianna's common-law husband, marcelo, three of his friends, who are citizens of albania, live in italy and are involved in the smuggling of drugs from ecuador, the eu countries and the russian federation, asked the girl to do what they considered an easy job in st. petersburg. tivalt did not admit guilt, and repented only after the jury's verdict. the girl will spend 16 years in a general regime colony, her accomplices were sentenced. seven and six years in prison. the operatives detained a group of extortionists. five suspects were found in the republic of ingushetia. earlier , an entrepreneur contacted the st. petersburg police. his business had gone bankrupt, he had been systematically paying off his debts until the so-called gray collectors demanded $100,000 from him, claiming th

i don't know, probably home, they'll bring the money in an hour, to my store marianna, i agreed, we'lli borrowed money, well, that's okay, i'll earn it, son, money, that's, money, that's nonsense, i 'll give my life for you and i won't think twice. are you crazy, sit down, go to your room, go, it's okay, don't be afraid, i won't let them in, well, are you deaf or something, girls, i was thinking about the keys, i forgot, i call and call, then i found them, why are you so sad, enjoy your meal, where did i tell you to trade, why are you standing here again, excuse me, please, everyone go to the bus stop, get ready, let's go, that's it, well quick, quick, take the bags, let's go, right now. how could you ask her for money? and what should i have been begging on the corner, standing with my hat outstretched? we agreed on this woman in our life, right? no, this woman is my mother, i... saved your daughter with this money, by the way, so the question of which of us doesn't care, i suggest leaving the piece of paper open, you could at least consult with me, yes, and you often consult with me,

hello, it's marianna, aka miss information, back in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london. and it's anthony here in the american headquarters of americast at the bbc bureau in washington, dc. it feels very appropriate, anthony, that the rivalry has returned now that we're in our various worldwide headquarters, and the reason that the rivalry feels relevant is because this episode is going to be a lot about a chat you've had with donald trump's nephew, and there's a fair bit of rivalry, disagreement — don't quite know how you'd characterise it — that seems to exist between him and his uncle and within theirfamily to some degree. there certainly has been acrimony within the family and some tragedy within the family as well, which fred gets into. he has just written a new book. the title of the book is all in the family: the trumps and how we got this way. this is a book where frederick trump — fred trump — explains his view of the family situation and some personal insights about donald trump and his history with donald trump. he has a son. fred trump has a son, william, who

these people are now living in refugee camps their w as marianna miller travelled there to capture their stories. honey is 9 years old. she had a childhood with no worries until last november. that's when sedans, rapids of pulled, forces came to his hometown engineering a detect you still can speak about what happened. that's a bit of the big shot from all fall sides like via there were many r as a fighters. we have them all. i don't know which side the bullet came from the guy . we only found him schultz and there was no need. was shutting the leg and needed medical care quickly as i did was the family flat to chat with doctors um, protected his leg before this attack, the iris, us and allied are up munitions to control of a nearby. so denise me, base, then they went door to door and honey is hometown system metric you looking for members of african ethnic groups. negron, my son, the community. there it goes. and people are nice, executed, boys and men. they left bodies on the streets to rot. honey, it's by the very 28 people that day, including his nephew, the advisor, to manhood, shoc

that you installed a crossbow on the copter, with which you killed the husband of your mistress, mariannabout me and maryana, i know you have more than just a law degree. you're a mechanical engineer, so you could have equipped the copter, i have the copter in my garage, it only has a camera, i used it to spy on my wife that evening, go ahead, she's cheating on me, she works in our building one floor below, she won't give me a divorce, she threatens not to let me see my son. may i, here? yes, please. that's it, thank you, and do you know ilina baibakova? oh, yeah, she's an interesting woman. oh, well, she was having an affair with gadzhubey, then she switched to krushina. for muslim magamaev's birthday, on the first channel this weekend. volleyball, as you have not seen it yet? channel one cup, live broadcasts on the first channel this weekend, this city is called the gateway to the north, a special. unique way of life has been preserved here, which is dictated by difficult climatic conditions, many people come to this city to see the famous polar lights, we are in arkhangelsk, friends, t

hey, marianna. how are you doing? i've been awake for probably a little bit too long.trump iii and why is he called fred trump iii? well, funny you should ask that. i actuallyjust finished speaking with fred trump iii.

hey, marianna. how are you doing? i've been awake for probably a little bit too long.red trump iii? well, funny you should ask that.

marianna spring has tracked down some of the people behind one of the first posts publishing false information lot about how misinformation is an excuse of fuelling riots in the uk. i've been investigating where it's coming from and why it's being shared. one of the first pages to shared. one of the first pages to share false information about the southport tragedy was this unregulated news site from channel three now. some of the details were correct, but the name of the 17—year—old was false. the article wrongly suggested that the attacker was here seeking asylum. nevertheless, it was widely quoted and shared often by accounts with fire rights and disinformation ideas. people might have been less likely to question it because it sounds like a new station. because of what happened in the uk this week, i tracked down some of the people linked to channel three now fund and who they are. james is an immature hockey player and farm hand is a dad. when i reach out to him, he blocked me, but i —— for both their identities —— tract three. the article doesn't have a byline. i was also able to speak t

attention right now, of course, you all know the charming presenters of this program, anna kvilori and marianna murenkova, but what allows them to stay so cheerful on air and get up so early, a two-wheeled vehicle will help us figure this out. evgeny, hello, you are a champion. countries of the world two-time zhenya, and why do i have some kind of children's bike? yes, it's not a children's bike, it's a real professional sports bike, there are several landing positions, there is a more aggressive one, it's lower than the steering wheel and is considered more aerodynamic, for the top of the steering wheel, for the handles , more such a light ride in a comfortable mode, well, let's try, yes, yes, how to ride it, it's somehow different, oh, i can't get it, that i'm running here, and this is one of the parts of my route when i ride a bike on weekends, yes, in general i ride somewhere around 30 km, i really wanted a bicycle when i was a child, but my parents gave it to my older sister when something was unavailable to me, i loved it very much, i still love riding a bicycle, although it doesn’t happe

the bbc�*s disinformation and social media correspondent marianna spring has been investigating all of original full story that came out and where it was and what happened. that came out and where it was and what happened-— what happened. something a lot of --eole what happened. something a lot of peeple have _ what happened. something a lot of people have been _ what happened. something a lot of people have been asking _ what happened. something a lot of people have been asking is - what happened. something a lot of people have been asking is where i what happened. something a lot of| people have been asking is where is this coming from and why are people sharing it? there is two questions i have tried to answer by investigating this. it's worth saying to start that there are lots of other factors contributing to these riots despite damning in addition to social media but it seems a false claims about the attacker�*s and density have led to off and offline. —— unrest online. this new site shares information about unrest, looks like a new site but when you look deeply, eat you see it s

alexey knor, yuri zabolotnikov, dmitry sorokin, marianna pepanyan, news.drivers complain about a massive failure in the mobile application for paying for parking, the program freezes and does not allow you to deposit money, and for some users does not load at all. but this does not prevent fines for unpaid parking from being charged, they come regularly. anastasia makhina on whether they can be contested and... what to do if the equipment fails, it is a shame to pay 5,000 rubles for not paying 15 minutes for forty-ruble parking. anna is a driver with ten years of experience, but this is the first time this has happened to her and , as usual, she parked her car near her house, but she still could not pay for parking. she simply could not pay. and while i was looking for my second phone, and was thinking of distributing wi-fi, i was thinking with there is something wrong with my internet, and they have already photographed me, and anna is not the only one, there is a glitch in the russian parking application, motorists complain regularly, including in recent

working week together with you on the tv channel belarus is one of the satellite belarus 24, we, marianna am i on such a nerve, i say this, on some kind of theatrical nerve, because perhaps this is the last week of the summer. it is impossible, for sure, but we always encourage you, we say that there are still 5 days until the end of summer, that we still have time, that september is suddenly some kind of warm month, but today the minsk metro switches to winter mode, no matter how much we want it or do not want it, on the first second lines the interval of trains in morning rush hour is from 7:00 to 9:00 will be 2 minutes, evening 2.5 minutes, does this mean that the metro will be faster? a new star has appeared, this is a female pygmy hippopotamus, who was born in early june, and such hippos do exist in nature. the fact is that she was named in honor of the famous football player antoni rüdiger, rüdiger, excuse me, please, rüdiger, yes, the baby was named toni, which is a diminutive form of the name of the famous defender of real madrid. the german national team, the process of choosing

our disinformation correspondent, marianna spring, has tracked down some of the people behind one of first posts publishing false information, and asked them why they did it. all this week, we've been telling you a lot about how misinformation, false claims on social media, have been accused of fuelling riots in the uk. i've been investigating where it's coming from and why it's being shared. one of the first pages to share false information about the southport tragedy was this unregulated news site called channel3 now. they wrote a story about the stabbings in southport and quickly posted it on social media. some of the details were correct, but the name of the 17—year—old charged was false and the article wrongly suggested that the alleged attacker was here seeking asylum. nevertheless, it was widely quoted and shared, often by accounts posting disinformation and far—right ideas. and because the site name sounded like a news station, people might have been less likely to question it. now, because of what happened in the uk this week, i tracked down some of the people linked to chan

what fiscult hello from marianna murenkova and anna kviloria we will find out already in the third houre understand that the conversation will be about bicycles. yes , the spoiler was just on the screen. right now, let's satisfy your culinary preferences and prepare a new breakfast together with our food blogger anatoly moiseyev. bon appetit everyone! good morning! today for breakfast we will prepare a very quick and very tasty dish from only four ingredients. pork rolls with cheese and prunes. koni - beautiful in appearance and quite simple and quick. we will need incredibly tasty dish, pork, prunes, hard cheese and dry-cured bacon are prepared. place the meat on a cutting board, cover it with cling film and beat it as thinly as possible. salt, pepper and put aside for now. prunes a piece of cheese, roll up on each piece of pork we place several meat rolls like cabbage rolls, tucking the sides well, wrap each roll with several strips of dry-cured bacon, place in a baking dish and put in the oven for 45 minutes at... 180°. ready-made meat rolls with prunes and cheese are good both cold

that was the bbc�*s marianna spring.want to bring you some breaking news on we want to bring you some breaking new ., ., �* �* , , news on the former bbc presenter huw edwards. news on the former bbc presenter huw edwards- today. _ news on the former bbc presenter huw edwards. today, the _ news on the former bbc presenter huw edwards. today, the bbc _ news on the former bbc presenter huw edwards. today, the bbc board - news on the former bbc presenter huw edwards. today, the bbc board has - edwards. today, the bbc board has authorised the executive to seek the return of the salary paid to mr edwards from the time he was arrested in november last year. mr edwards pleaded guilty to an appalling crime, had you been upfront when asked by the bbc about his arrest, i would never have continued to pay him public money. he is clearly undermined trust in the bbc, and brought us into disrepute. that is a statement from the bbc. let's cross live to our media correspondent,... the bbc. let's cross live to our media correspondent, .

wall street journal's molly ball, reuters, jeff mason, cleve wootson of the washington post, and marianna sotomayor also of the washington post. there's also news this morning. some of the jeff also reported last week about the first reported about the money that he can well, i kamala harris has been raising jets staggering clip this morning in the aftermath, are joining the campaign last month, they raise 540 million. since the launch, clearly trying to keep this momentum going, their headed to southern georgia this week there will be a bus tour with harris and walz. harris is going to have tour a rally in savannah on thursday. trump and vance are heading to the rust belt states, going to michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania. you've covered the harris campaign. what are you hearing about but they had obviously have had a strong month yeah. things get a lot harder though. so what is their strategy in this next phase of the campaign? >> well, the strategy is just keep it going, right? but i think there's two things that are happening won the debate, which was mentioned earlier, but also,

viva mariannas! viva harris-walz. >> ohio, how do you cast your vote? >> o.h.! o.h.! ohio! mr.know how to make history. with put oh a man on the moon and we're the founding home of the ifocio. [cheers and applause] we enshrined abortion rights by 13 points. and we are going to send sharon brown back to the u.s. senate. as the first woman to lead ohio democrats, i am proud to cast our ballots for the first woman to be president of the united states. mr. secretary, we cast one vote president and 142 votes for kamala harris and tim walz! oklahoma, how do you cast your vote? >> hello from oklahoma where we fight for the future of oklahomans. the future where our diversity is our strength and our values like freedom, equality, and opportunity puts us ahead and makes oklahoma proud. we cast our 36th vote for kamala harris and tim walz. >> oregon, how do you cast your vote? >> from the first state in the nation to hold a presidential election, oregon is proud to protect voting rights in america! and hailing from the heart of the beautiful pacific northwest oregon protects our planet a

don't even think about it, a restaurant is an extremely unreliable investment, well, what does mariannahe's got her own store, she sells tripe, what else can she do, you wanted to ask about it, if you wanted, you would have asked, dad. "watch the humidity, drafts, please, don't try to vacuum it anymore, the cone is rare, good letter, it would be a pity if it died, yes, it's all the housekeeper, an idiot, it's absolutely impossible to find a normal servant, as agreed, thank you. yes, the client hasn't paid yet, the bastard is dragging his feet, or maybe you should ask your mother, yur? i need a gift, uncle laziness, and i haven't talked to my mother for 8 years, what happened? yes, great, sorry. they want to take the second section, well, where the fittings used to be, for the same money, they'll wipe their hands, the second section is much more expensive. i'll figure it out myself, i got it, irochka, hello, look, i picked some at the department, but still flowers, i thought you... would come, not possible, i'm not one of those who break traditions, yes, you're the only one left, oleg, m

our disinformation correspondent marianna spring has tracked down some of the people behind one of then telling you a lot about how misinformation, false claims on social media, have been accused of fuelling riots in the uk. i've been investigating where it's coming from and why it's being shared. one of the first pages to share false information about the southport tragedy was this unregulated news site called channel3 now. they wrote a story about the stabbings in southport and quickly posted it on social media. some of the details were correct, but the name of the 17—year—old charged was false and the article wrongly suggested that the alleged attacker was here seeking asylum. nevertheless, it was widely quoted and shared, often by accounts posting disinformation and far—right ideas. and because the site name sounded like a news station, people might have been less likely to question it. now, because of what happened in the uk this week, i tracked down some of the people linked to channel3 now to find out who they are. james is an amateur hockey player from nova scotia in canada. an