shayan, thank you very much indeed for sharing what you've been doing in the last 2a hours.absolutely fundamental matter how many of the biggest news organisations in the world respond to stories such as iran's attack on israel on tuesday evening. now, let's turn our attention to what could be one of the biggest flops in video game history — indeed, one of the biggest flops in media history. this is a new game from sony. it cost millions of dollars to develop, and it's been pulled after just a few days. there were high hopes for it, though. here's a trailer. we cannot tell them anything until they unlock the free gunner frequency. probably not going to happen. what? most people never. get what they want. set your expectations. ..low. and prepare to be disappointed. to find out why concord is being so unpopular, i spoke to keza macdonald, video games editor at the guardian. well, concord was what's known as a hero shooter, so the idea is that you and your friends get into a game, you each pick one of a roster of heroes — like you heard in the trailer there — and you all have

and to understand that process, i've been speaking to my colleague from bbc verify shayan sardarizadehan's attack on israel. we were on our toes waiting for it to happen and obviously, when it did happen, we started looking at the sources we've got and the places we usually look for these types of videos. now, fortunately, in my case, i was born and raised in iran before moving to the united kingdom so i know iranian sources pretty well and where to look when it comes to an event that is directly linked to iran, so we started checking videos coming from iran. it's really not an exaggeration to say within half an hour, maybe 45 minutes of — the moment we got this alert that iran had launched these missiles, we had upwards of, i think, 100 videos to look at because they were coming in thick and fast. in different parts of iran, people were basically pointing their smartphone cameras at the sky, seeing these — what clearly looks like missiles travelling in a certain direction. and pretty much interestingly, even with those videos, you know, night—time pitch dark because mostly — not alway

shayan from bbc verify has been looking into this story. what is the latest you are seeing online?line? as iranians are beginning _ seeing online? as iranians are beginning to _ seeing online? as iranians are beginning to wake _ seeing online? as iranians are beginning to wake up, - seeing online? as iranians are beginning to wake up, iran i seeing online? as iranians are beginning to wake up, iran is. beginning to wake up, iran is three and a half hours ahead of us, so it's 7.15 in the morning now. we are beginning to get more videos about what's happened and the impact of it. we are trying to verify some of the scene that we have seen. initially, we are mostly getting videos from the west of tehran, particularly towards another major city west of the capital. now we are seeing videos from the east. three hours into when we first heard about this, it does seem like videos are coming in. we are seeing projectiles in the sky over iran, the air defence active. it does appear from a couple of videos that a couple of army bases have been hit. still trying to confirm which particular ba

and to understand that process, i've been speaking to my colleague from bbc verify shayan sardarizadehwaiting for it. to happen and obviously when it did happen, we started looking at the — did happen, we started looking at the sources we've got and the places we usually look for these — the places we usually look for these types of videos. fortunately, in my case, i was ltorn— fortunately, in my case, i was born and — fortunately, in my case, i was born and raised in iran before i born and raised in iran before i moved — born and raised in iran before i moved to— born and raised in iran before i moved to the united kingdom so i i moved to the united kingdom so i know— i moved to the united kingdom so i know the source is pretty well — so i know the source is pretty well and _ so i know the source is pretty well and where to look when it comes— well and where to look when it comes to — well and where to look when it comes to an event that is directly— comes to an event that is directly linked to iran so i started _ directly linked to iran so i started checking videos coming from _ star

let's go live now to shayan from bbc verify. he has been looking at what's being shared online.h what we are seeing on social media. as you would expect, there is a tunnel footage being shared online, we are trying really hard to verify it. i'm contacting my friends and family members in iran, asking where they have heard explosions. as you would expect, there is a tonne of misinformation being shared as well, including old videos, videos unrelated to what is happening from beirut, from gaza, being shared as if they are showing what's going on in tehran. interestingly, defence minister yoav gallant seems to have fallen for one of these old images. a picture his office has released on social media, basically seems to be in an operations room with some members of the israel defence forces, looking at what's been going on in tehran. there is a picture on a screen on the right—hand side he is looking at, and there is an image of an explosion on that screen. that explosion on that screen. that explosion dates back to 2021, which was when an oil refinery in tehran caught fire. the ima