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On the rise of qanon during the pandemic, and now shes been back to the us to see whats changed for some of those caught up in the conspiracy theory. its a powerful conspiracy theory that spread paranoia and distrust and contributed so much to this infamous day. but are people still held in oanons grip? the pandemic wasnt real and the race war isnt real. reporting on qanon back in 2020, i first met nick nittoli on the internet. this time, i had a chance to meet him face—to—face. when everyth...

Infected with the strain last week and a new poll estimates 1 in 6 brits have canceled christmas party plans because of the variant. including the queen, skipping her traditional sandringham christmas, instead opting for a quiet day at windsor as cases spike the prime minister encouraging everyone to get boosted >> getting jabbed not just for themselves, for ourselves, but for friends and family >> reporter: and in italy, where cases are also rising, the pope delivered his christmas eve mass to ...

They arrive, they face adversity and they do well. they enhance the culture and the economy of this country. but the only narrative you hear is that immigrants are a burden. right. but if your contention is that your story is very typical of the immigrant story, then it raises a fundamental question about the sort of overarching theme of much of your work, which is that empire and the legacy of empire maintains a sort of grip on britain which makes britain still a fundamentally racist country. y...

One year after the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol former president trumps grip on the republican party seems stronger than ever. he is still the partys top fundraiser, the front-runner for the 2024 presidential nomination according to polls, and the most coveted republican endorser in this years midterm elections. lets discuss with former white house director of communications under president trump and former congresswoman mya love of utah. this morning the stephanie grisham told cnn that the...

Welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. women are still fighting for equality all over the world. even in long established democracies like the uk, plenty of evidence suggests that from the workplace to the law courts, there is an awful long way to go. my guest today, baroness helena kennedy, has been trying to loosen the grip of the patriarchy in the british legal system for five decades. is she winning the battles that really matter?

Ministers are expected to set out a two week plan to lift the measures which came into place on boxing day, closing nightclubs and limiting numbers in pubs and restaurants. our wales correspondent hywel griffith joins us from the senedd. this is quite a shift in message from the welsh government. absolutely. it is less than a week since mark drakeford was talking about wales being in the grip of an omicron storm. it seems that there has been quite a sudden shift in outlook to something far more ...

Sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, heres karthi gna nasegaram. hello and thanks forjoining us. kevin de bruyne produced a moment of brilliance to tighten manchester citys grip on the premier league title with a 1—0 victory over second placed chelsea. the former chelsea player broke the deadlock, in what was a tight game, with 20 minutes left, to extend citys lead at the top of the table to an imposing 13 points. chelsea had their chances though, the best coming when eder...

Venezuela died trying to cross the rio grande river. her mother apparently lost grip of her and the girl was swept away. her body found later by mexican authorities down river. this happened in the same area where the massive group of haitians crossed over this summer. the girls mother was taken to dallas. more evidence the state of texas is throwing just about everything theyve got at this problem. instead of finding poachers or people fishing without a license we saw state fish and wildlife ga...

Minister borisjohnson is facing increasing pressure over allegations that he attended a garden party for staff at 10 downing street during the first lockdown in may 2020. the government is refusing to either confirm or deny eyewitnesses accounts that he and his wife were at the gathering of 30 people, which appeared to contravene covid restrictions in england at the time. heres bbc�*s deputy political editor vicki young. amongst tory mps there are a range of opinion, today i spoke to some of h...

Topics focuses on this country, the republicans and the passing of new laws that tighten the grip on how elections are run and who counts the votes. lets watch a clip. >> a year into joe bidens president. >> i he cheated. >> there was fraud. >> youve got to revisit. >> trump won. >> across the country donald trumps allies are still at war to overturn the last election forcing local election officials to revisit the 2020 vote count again and again and again. >> count the legal votes. >> count the...