stephanie hegarty, bbc news.c awards have postponed this year's annual show in los angeles, because of the renewed spread of the coronavirus in the us. the organisers said holding the show on the scheduled date of january 31 would pose too many risks. they said the health and safety of the music community, the live audience and hundreds of employees remained their top priority. our correspondent, peter bowes has more from los angeles. we are going to have to wait a bit longer to see whether one of abba's new songs can be named record of the year in 2022. lots of categories hanging in the balance but a difficult decision for the organisers and the conclusion that the omicron viruses just spreading quickly, too quickly, too dangerous, too risky, as they put it, to put on the kind of show that we are familiar with. so that has been postponed. we do not have a new date yet. it was postponed last year as well, just by a few weeks. it went ahead in march last year, a mixture of in—person performances by the bands but s

stephanie hegarty, bbc news.ld news about the us capitol attack. my colleague christian fraser will be speaking to some of the people who organised rallies that day, and he'll look at the the profound divisions left across the united states. due to den for that show. thanks for joining us. that's it for us. hard to believe we were starting the morning in the mid teens a few days ago. temperatures in the city centres below freezing, but it's into the countryside we see temperatures and minus double business. —— mike did digits. we got clouds filling in. some hills hill snow was happening because our weather system is pushing eastwards. plenty of sunshine across central and eastern areas, but outbreaks of rain, he'll sleep which spreads its way into western parts, also in the lake district, is covering of snow in places. winds could touch 60 to 70 mph. the southeast will stay dry. evenif 70 mph. the southeast will stay dry. even if it does cloud over, across many eastern areas, still a cold day. just three celsius,

stephanie hegarty, bbc news.e us capitol attack. my colleague, christian fraser, will be speaking to some of the people who organised rallies that day, and he'll look at the profound divisions left across the united states. do tune in for our special coverage on that story. organisers of the prestigious grammy music awards have postponed this year's annual show in los angeles because of the renewed spread of the coronavirus in the united states. in a joint statement, the recording academy and cbs television said holding the show on the scheduled date of january 31 would pose too many risks. they said the health and safety of the music community, the live audience and hundreds of employees remained their top priority. our correspondent peter bowes joins us live from los angeles. peter, great to have you on the programme. if i am not wrong, you did cover the grammys for us last year when they were finally, eventually held in a hybrid form, but they were also postponed because of covid? yes, they were postponed by a

stephanie hegarty, bbc news.on the first anniversary of the us capitol attack. christian fraser will be speaking to some of the people who organised rallies that day, and he'll look at the the profound divisions left across the united states. organisers of the prestigious grammy music awards have postponed this year's annual show in los angeles, because of the renewed spread of the coronavirus in the united states. in a joint statement, the recording academy and cbs television said holding the show on the scheduled date of january 31 would pose too many risks. they said the health and safety of the music community, the live audience and hundreds of employees remained their top priority. our correspondent, peter bowes joins us live from los angeles. hi peter. so a big decision won't have been taken lightly here? ~ , , , won't have been taken lightly here? ~ , , ~ here? absolutely, hi lewis. we are going _ here? absolutely, hi lewis. we are going to — here? absolutely, hi lewis. we are going to have _ here? absolut

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stephanie hegarty, bbc news. and you can see the full documentary, qanon: after the storm?ie hegarty�*s piece there. tell us more about what you found about qanon and conspiracy theories? i think this poll is illuminating for a number of reasons. we are one year out today from the assault on the us capitol last year, and we found that the american public is overwhelmingly concerned about the spread of misinformation throughout society. and yet we are seeing that some of these conspiracies or threads of misinformation are still permeating through certain groups of the american public. 50 permeating through certain groups of the american public.— the american public. so are there different perceptions _ the american public. so are there different perceptions of— the american public. so are there different perceptions of what - different perceptions of what misinformation is? ~ , ,., , , misinformation is? absolutely. this oll shows misinformation is? absolutely. this poll shows that _ misinformation is? absolutely. this poll shows that there _ misinformation is? absolutely. t

stephanie hegarty, bbc news.en stolen from president trump. joining me is a congressmen brendan boyle from pennsylvania he was inside this building went the rioters stormed the building one year ago. thank you for being with us and for bearing with us through the technical difficulties earlier. when you hear some of your republican colleagues describing the rioters as patriots and political prisoners, how does that chime with what you saw that day? fin a prisoners, how does that chime with what you saw that day?— what you saw that day? on a basic cut level what you saw that day? on a basic gut level it — what you saw that day? on a basic gut level it is _ what you saw that day? on a basic gut level it is disgusting _ what you saw that day? on a basic gut level it is disgusting that - gut level it is disgusting that anyone — gut level it is disgusting that anyone would glorify what happened on the _ anyone would glorify what happened on the 6th ofjanuary. it is hard to understand — on the 6th ofjanuary. it is hard

a year on from the attack on the capitol in washington, the bbc�*s stephanie hegarty has travelled tonited states to meet some of those who still believe in the conspiracy. it's been a year since the mobilising power of a conspiracy theory nearly brought the united states to its knees. at the root of a lot of the lies and misinformation about the election was qanon. when everything unfolded onjanuary sixth, what were you thinking? get us off national television. what are we doing? is that the capital? is that our shaman? in 2020, i reported on the dramatic rise of interest in qanon during the pandemic. that was a dark time and a dark place. and i spent a lot of time feeling like i was like four feet outside of my body. a year on from the attack on capitol hill, i'm travelling to the us, not to meet the grifters still spreading the conspiracy theory, but some of those who continue to believe. we got some patriots in the house. i love it. to find out why. mainstream media are all complacent, they admitted it has never changed. that's us. so, yeah, again, i don't know how, you just work