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A bizarre conspiracy theory on the social media platform TikTok is uncovered after a Twitter thread goes viral. What does this say about how misinformation spreads online? What are the unintended consequences? And are generations further apart than ever before?
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Guests:
Host: Will Roe.
Clips used: Krunk19 TikTok, LucyEdwardsblind TikTok, Helen Keller YouTube channel.
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In his latest book, Empireland, Times writer Sathnam Sanghera attempts to expose what he sees as a blind spot in our understanding of history: the details and impact of the British Empire. Is there a reason Britain has struggled to face its colonial past?
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Guest: Sathnam Sanghera, author of Empireland: How Imperialism Has Shaped Modern Britain and writer for The Times.
Host: Manveen Rana.
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In a special series for the Sunday Times, writer Rosie Kinchen examines what's behind our true crime obsession. Kinchen makes contact with Amanda Knox - someone affected by this - and finds out Knox recently campaigned for the release of a German national - who Knox believes was wrongfully convicted of murder in the Unites States in 1990, in a story that has echoes of her own.
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Guests:
Rosie Kinchen, features writer at the Sunday Times.
Amanda Knox, journalist and podcaster.
Host: David Aaronovitch.
Clips used: iHeartRadio, Sundance TV and Sundance Now, ABC, ITN, CBS, Sky News, Channel 4, WSLS 10, Phoenix YouTube.
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Conspiracies spread fast on anonymous platforms like 4chan. QAnon's evolution on the site is fuelled by unfounded theories which suggest that President Trump is waging a secret war against Satan-worshipping paedophiles who hold some of the highest positions in the country. Now that Donald Trump is no longer in office, what happens to those who believed in QAnon's ideas?
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Guest: Jared Holt, Visiting research fellow at the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research lab.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips used: CBS, CNN, Fox 5 New York, ABC, NBC, CNBC.
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For Egypt, the Arab Spring was just the start. Ten years ago, protests erupted in Tahrir Square that would force the president from power and kick off a decade of political transformation.
We speak to the editor of the country's last major opposition media about how these events changed history and shaped her life.
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Guest:
Lina Attalah, founder and editor of Mada Masr.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips used: ABC News, CNN, Sky News, France 24, Democracy Now!, Channel 4 News.
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Alibaba Group founder and billionaire Jack Ma has emerged into the public for the first time since disappearing in October last year. Growing scrutiny of his business plans has fuelled speculation that his absence is part of a broader crackdown by the Chinese government. Where has he been? And what does his disappearance mean for the future of Chinese business?
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Guests: Philip Sherwell, Asia correspondent, The Sunday Times.
Host: David Aaronovitch.
Clips used: CBC, ABC, CNBC, World Economic Forum, Alibaba Group, CBS, ITV, Financial Times, CNA Insider.
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Some 25,000 troops stood guard during the inauguration of President Joe Biden. The high levels of security was just one sign that the country is facing great challenges domestically. What does the mood in Washington tell us about the future of the United States under new leadership?
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Guests:
Host: Manveen Rana.
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Some scientists worry that a new vaccine-resistant strain of the virus could emerge. We speak to virologists about concerns that the UK's vaccine strategy could make an 'escape mutant' more likely.
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Guests:
- Rhys Blakely, science correspondent, The Times.
- Paul Bieniasz, professor of virology, The Rockefeller University.
- Deenan Pillay, professor of virology, University College London.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips used: PBS, 10 Downing Street YouTube channel.
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While attention was pointed towards the storming of the Capitol, over four thousand miles away in north-eastern Alaska, an auction was held to sell the right to drill for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Alaska sits above billions of barrels of oil, but it's also a haven to an array of species and wildlife. What lies behind this controversial decision to allow drilling to go forward?
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Guest:
Amy Martin - Reporter and founder of the 'Threshold' podcast.
Host: David Aaronovitch.
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Last week, the House of Representatives voted to impeach Donald Trump for inciting a mob that stormed the capitol building - making him the first president in US history to be impeached twice. With a Senate trial looming, and inauguration just days away, what happens next? We look at the past and into the history of impeachment for clues.
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Guests:
Mark K. Updegrove, presidential historian and author.
Host: Manveen Rana.
Clips used: The Globe and The Mail, NBC, CBS, WFAA, MSNBC, Washington Post.
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