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The liverpool fans. an emerging consensus, as they look at the reporting, that its true, this idea that liverpool fans were to blame, there was mass false ticketing was too convenient and well be hearing a lot more about this in the hours ahead. ma; a lot more about this in the hours ahead. ~ , , , a lot more about this in the hours ahead. g , , , ., ahead. my guest said, why should we have any faith — ahead. my guest said, why should we have any faith in _ ahead. my guest said, why should we ...

And when did the police come? they didnt. leaving the public losing faith. do you have confidence in the police to come out? do i balls! why? waste of time. they come about six hours later when theyve all gone. this is in kent. it was a ball bearing probably eight or ten millimetres. it was pretty much shot straight through. this is where it hit me on the leg. where were you? sitting in the garden. we spoke to half a dozen neighbours who all said the street is being tormented by teenagers. going...

Prince harry has hailed the courage of the ukrainian national team at the invictus games, the international sporting event for injured servicemen, women, and veterans. he was speaking to the bbc as the competition continues in the hague. from there, our correspondent anna holligan reports. each competitor bears the scars of conflict. for many who thought they wouldnt make it, sport has provided a lifeline. in an interview with the bbc, prince harry highlighted how far the ukrainians had come. i ...

When we started the show was to sound different than the way presenters sounded on the radio here in the states or in britain or anywhere else. like, like i remember when i was first hosting the show, i really try to talk on the radio exactly the way i talk in real life. and so i would have a script, but i would try to ad—lib from the script. and just because, you know, im talking to quotes and so you really have to set up the quotes. and so, you know, you really need to go on with a very firm...

Like, what did it do to the culture of the town, what it do to the politics of the town? and i feel like we went in like not knowing, you know what i mean? like, ifeel like its like its and its and ifeel like at its best, that kind of reporting what it does, it says, heres all these people yelling at this thing. lets just go to a place and see what really happens. and what did happen? what was the answer? in that town, its funny, its been so many years since weve done this. i remember like what ...

Is a kind of like standard that that you can meet in normal reporting. and i feel like we go out of our way to be fair. like, i feel like like to all parties in any story, in any dispute that were reporting on. and i suppose, you know, the media are seen as pretty polarising at the moment have accused were all accused of highlighting divisions and sort of finding the extremes. and i just wondered what what this american lifes role in that? i mean, do you do you bring people together? do you thin...

And we think like. that seems bad. but then we go in and then like, honestly, like we follow the facts where they go. i can see that i totally understand that i totally buy into that everything at the moment feels more frenetic in a sense this, you know, terms like culture, wars thrown around. you know, you had a programme recently about women who was pro—life and a conservative christian, but shes become pro—choice, and it feels like quite a natural story for this american life. and ijust w...

Together, either, its itsjust like were trying to say heres what this person is, heres the picture you might have of them in your head. and heres who they really are. then its like often thats the more radical thing to be doing. like, heres the way that this heres the way this argument is, is talked about. but heres whats really heres the reality on the ground. heres heres whats really happening. you know, there was a point early in the trump administration where. where one of the things that wa...

And when she started the story, she thought like, oh, maybe this is a wrongful conviction. and then as time went on, she became very uncertain about what it was like maybe it wasnt a wrongful conviction. and honestly, as she was doing the reporting, she would kind of flip back and forth. and were just like, well, lets put that in the show as you kind of like, decide one way or another suspect one thing and another. coming up this season on serial, i think that there are other people involved, li...

Ira glass. what were you setting out to do back then? i mean, what i wanted was a show that would be like first and foremost, we thought of it as an entertainment, but we also thought it would be it would bejournalism, but it would be unashamedly out for fun. but it is in an unembarrassed way. we wanted it to be something that would like. kind of. i dont know, just grab you at the beginning and just like be out to entertain and entertain in the biggest way where we want to just be both like funn...