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'The craziest day in cable news history'

What the firing of Tucker Carlson means for America.

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David Olusoga: Bafta-winning historian

David Olusoga reflects on his career, and comedian Nish Kumar launches a new podcast.

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Jeremy Bowen: seeing through the fog of war

Extended interview with the 麻豆官网首页入口's International Editor.

• 45 mins

Twitter bows to Erdo臒an?

The role of the media in Turkey's presidential election.

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Bellingcat answers Elon Musk's 'psy-ops' claim

Eliot Higgins says the Twitter boss is talking 'garbage'.

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Westminster's Secrets and Lies

Lobby insiders reveal how political journalism really works.

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How to interview Andrew Tate

Lucy Williamson reveals the story behind her interview with the controversial influencer.

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Charlie Brooker

The Black Mirror creator reflects on satire, free speech and why AI can鈥檛 replace him.

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Gauging the power of Britain's right-wing media

Boris Johnson quits Parliament - and signs with The Daily Mail.

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Spinning the coup that wasn't

How Yevgeny Prigozhin used Telegram to announce his rebellion.

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Reporting the French riots

Mistrust of journalists in France and how some have been a target.

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The 麻豆官网首页入口 Presenter Story

What it tells us about the influence The Sun still holds on public discourse.

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Going undercover in Myanmar

Stuart Ramsay on Myanmar's forgotten civil war

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Hot off the press

How journalists are covering the European heatwaves and wildfires

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The Hegarty Effect

Advertising legend Sir John Hegarty on creativity and his career.

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Trying Trump

Trump's legal battles are the trials of the century. Will judges let the cameras in?

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AI - destroyer of journalism?

We explore what the rise of AI means for the news business

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Reporting the Lucy Letby Trial

The perspectives of three journalists who have covered the 10 month proceedings

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Is AI now coming for your private data?

We look at the fallout from a row about privacy at Zoom.

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A rulebook for the web

How new EU rules could shape the online experience for everyone.

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Who will buy The Telegraph?

The appeal of a British newspaper to foreign investors.

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The Russell Brand allegations

Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer on the Russell Brand allegations.

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Guardian editor-in-chief Katharine Viner

The Guardian's move into Europe.

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The Tories, the message and the media

How journalists and ministers crossed swords at the Conservative party conference.

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Reporting the Israel Gaza war

Perspectives from journalists on the ground.

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Gaza hospital blast: searching for the facts

How the media first reported the story.

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From Frozen to the top of Disney

How Jennifer Lee, Disney's animation boss, changed cinema forever.

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Al Jazeera and the information war

The role played by the Qatari outlet in bringing news from Gaza.

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Conspiracy theories and the Israel Gaza conflict

How social media users from both sides are spreading disinformation.

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Suella Braverman's high-risk media strategy

How politicians can still make a splash in the papers.

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