please put your hands together for richard d hall. the second time i've ran the stall. - it's been pretty successful so far~ _ richard d hall claims to carry out independent investigations into major disasters, challenging the mainstream media. very big — on fabricated terrorism. he makes money from his theories by selling books and dvds. my own book, which is about - the manchester arena bombing... unlike many conspiracy theorists, he doesn'tjust operate online. he tracks down survivors for what he calls his research. today i've started off on myjourney- to go around all of these - places on my investigation map. his so—called investigation map took him to the boatyard where lisa works three years ago. and i'm right in the tip- of north—west wales now... he made a video about his visit. so i actually went - to where she worked. in 2019, a man parked around here and then made his way down here towards the front entrance of the building. and then a guy comes - in from the yard and i said, "well, i'm interested - in buying a jet ski," i

views of the conspiracy theorist featured in the programme, and the accompanying radio 4 series — richard d hall most people, but he still has his supporters, with malcolm naylor emailing us this reaction. well, marianna spring has also been looking at disinformation in the united states, creating for newsnight, and the podcast americast, online profiles for five fictional american voters to find out what they're exposed to and recommended across social media. when donald trumer — the son of the former president — found out about this approach, he posted this response on twitter. well, marianna spring joins me now in the studio. well, marianna spring was undeterred, responding... joins me now in the studio. thank you so much for coming on newswatch. what are we talking about when we're talking about disinformation in news? i think it's really important to think about how disinformation tends to be deliberate misleading of people, promoting conspiracy theories or falsehoods that can cause serious real world harm, and a lot of the focus that i have in thisjob is understanding how disinformation sp

views of the conspiracy theorist featured in the programme, and the accompanying radio 4 series — richard d hall supporters, with malcolm naylor emailing us this reaction. "yet again, the bbc played its part in supporting the establishment deception to instil fear to control the population. this programme provided no evidence whatsoever, or examination of hall's claims to prove they are false." well, marianna spring has also been looking at disinformation in the united states, creating for newsnight, and the podcast americast, online profiles for five fictional american voters to find out what they're exposed to and recommended across social media. when donald trumer — the son of the former president — found out about this approach, he posted this response on twitter. "some still question if fake news exists. the bbcjust admitted it created fake profiles across social media. well, marianna spring was undeterred, responding... "a new fan for americast�*s undercover voters." well, marianna spring joins me now in the studio. thank you so much for coming on newswatch. what are we talking about when

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richard: that's right. so many of the buildings were built for the long term. there'almost always a high school, a city, city hallre that's recognizable from that era. jeffrey: one local example, berkeley high school, with its sculptures and community theater that date to the 1940's. richard: california, because there had been a long beach earthquake in 1933, put a huge emphasis on rebuilding california schools or expanding them, making them earthquake safe and so on. they hired local architects. it was very much an interaction between the federal government and local government, state vernments. jeffrey: always emphasize, work for those in need. the seven acre montclair park in oakland was and is a place for people to bring their children d be outdoors. but it also served another purpose. richard: the idea of the new deal was always to put people to work, that they thought that gave them dignity, self-worth, anit did. people who wanted that, who were unemployed. and here is such a great example, because you have this beautiful stonework, which was done probably by unemployed italian american stonemasons who were

views of the conspiracy theorist featured in the programme, and the accompanying radio 4 series — richard d hallarticularly after the pandemic, but also around other major global events, elections and more. disinformation is more common than ever, it's something that can proliferate and spread very rapidly, and it has a real—world consequence — it spills out into the real world. it can cause violence offline, it can lead to people being targeted and harassed, it can lead to all kinds of other harms. well, you've just mentioned, you know, the harm done to people being targeted by it. your panorama, your radio 4 series disaster trolls, they examined how survivors and the bereaved are harassed by those who believe that these disasters never took place. is there a danger at all in publicising those people, that you actually spread the conspiracy to new believers? it's a really important question and it's one that we discussed extensively when we were doing both the panorama and the podcast series because we have to think about how we can cover these topics ethically and responsibly, and whether we c

richard the immigrant. in the 1640s and 50s, thomas lee is the lee who built stratford hall, the place where robert was bornhey built a small empire for the leaves on the northern coverage enough. henry lee was from a western part of family, that's why i call cadet branch of the family. harry quest if nothing else, ambitious. intelligent, he was skillful, he was brave almost to the place of recklessness. he went to princeton college, i get harry lee as part of the princeton heritage but he no sooner graduated from princeton in the revolutionary war breaks out. he volunteers service and takes command of a company of course that grows into a mixed lesion of infantry and serves under washington and washington is deeply impressed by harry lee. when washington has to reorganize the campaign for the revolutionary, he turns to his great friend, nathaniel and with green, he says harry. the story of the revolutionary is very much a story written by nathaniel green and white house harry please help. it was after the revolution life started to come apart. at first, it looks like everything is swimming. he marries mati

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