nick moore had been following these stories. nick beyond what we looked at just a few weeks ago that whistleblower story wise. facebook back in the news that whistleblower form of facebook employee. frances, how going initially took history to the wall street journal. wish you need thousands of internal documents to the paper. how going is now made those documents available to a consortium of more than a dozen news outlets including the new york times and washington post in the us and european outlets like lamond in france and torch. as i turn in germany and what kind of stories are we seeing as a result? well, much more detail, pretty damning detail that facebook is well aware of its problems with misinformation and hate speech in the us, but even more so outside of the us in non english speaking countries and it's doing very little to prevent it going back to india in 2001, 900, just before the general election. the documents show that facebook employees set up a dummy account to test user experience that that account was quick

nick moore has been following developments. nick, the journalist arrested there the news outlets band, where those legal cases stand. that media cracked on was to via at least 5 news outlets were banned. more than 125 journalists arrested, 47 of whom are still behind bars. now those cases are making their way through the courts military courts and the sentencing has been cause for alarm. starting with janice minyard from the democratic force of burma. he got sentenced to 3 years in prison for quote, criminal mutiny and char d b reports. and those are a freelancer for mizzi minute. they both got 2 years in prison and then is the american journalist danny fence the who works for frontier me. and 5 months ago he was arrested while trying to leave the country. last week he was sentenced to 11 years in prison for supposedly punishing fake news and an unlawful association with an illegal group. the unlawful association charged that would be based on the work that fenster did for me and mar. now i news outlet that the one to his back,

let them i think somebody down here on the day 2 in glasgow, moore from well need us tomorrow see you then. okay, thank you very much indeed, nick clark and the team over in gloves. go to stay with us here on. i'll just point to her head on this new, including the supreme court. here's arguments on the texas law, the fans abortion such a heartbeat detected, keeping them in place and plus land size kill more than $100.00 people in the hall with the latest on the rescue effort. and his force, the playing teacher for partial in the song, in dying. inside the news with no regular home. the 5000000 people have no died from coven 19. that number comes and johns hopkins university. but the world health organization estimates the actual figure could be almost 3 times higher. and health authorities suggest virus was 1st identified in the chinese city of war. han in december 2019. almost 250000000 infections have been reported globally ever since will in the statements. the un secretary general antonio good cherish said this devastating milestone reminds us that we are failing . much of the world's or wealthy countries are rolling out a 3

richard moore has also today given his first speech to the international institute for strategic studies and we can talk now to nickmic and politcal activity. people we can talk specifically about china, why do you think richard borg in that interview today, with the? i richard borg in that interview today, with the?— richard borg in that interview toda , with the? ~ , today, with the? i think the purpose is to inform — today, with the? i think the purpose is to inform the _ today, with the? i think the purpose is to inform the public _ today, with the? i think the purpose is to inform the public both - today, with the? i think the purpose is to inform the public both in - today, with the? i think the purpose is to inform the public both in the i is to inform the public both in the uk and potentially internationally about the risks that he sees in the kind of policies the government might need to pursue to respond to them. it happens from time to time that the head of the intelligence service addresses the public. and it just doesn't happen very often. ida. just doesn't happen very often. no, it doesn't. just doesn