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UK media challenge Boris Johnson over alleged bodies pile high coronavirus comments

UK media challenge Boris Johnson over alleged bodies pile high coronavirus comments CNN 3 hrs ago By Hanna Ziady, CNN Business © Ian Forsyth/Pool/AFP/Getty Images Britain s Prime Minister Boris Johnson gestures during a visit to Hartlepool United Football Club as he campaigns on behalf of Conservative Party candidate Jill Mortimer in Hartlepool, north-east England on April 23, 2021, ahead of the 2021 Hartlepool by-election to be held on May 6. (Photo by Ian Forsyth / POOL / AFP) (Photo by IAN FORSYTH/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) UK media outlets from across the political spectrum are engaged in an unusually direct confrontation with Prime Minister Boris Johnson over incendiary comments he allegedly made about the coronavirus pandemic.

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Failing to prepare is preparing to fail

Failing to prepare is preparing to fail Failing to prepare is preparing to fail Updated: Updated: April 26, 2021 00:34 IST Journalists have to not only provide credible information but also enjoy the trust of the population Share Article AAA Journalists have to not only provide credible information but also enjoy the trust of the population It has been an emotionally draining week. I lost two of my brightest students Ashish Yechury and Shaoli Rudra to COVID-19. Vivek Bendre, a very valuable colleague whose photographer’s eye captured both the glories and the pitfalls of post-liberalised India without a voyeuristic gaze, also lost his battle against COVID-19. There are reports from across the country about the lack of availability of oxygen in hospitals. When countless patients are literally gasping for air, why am I spending my time talking about trust in the media?

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Japan s QAnon disciples aren t letting Trump s loss quash their mission

Hiromi spent most of her life feeling trapped. Growing up, the now 58-year-old Japanese acupuncturist felt pressure to conform to Japan’s rules-based society, and to become a model worker and wife. She married young and had three children, but later divorced and says she still struggles to make ends meet. “I’m sure some Japanese people question this way of life where we take the same crammed train at the same time; we get sucked into corporate life. It’s like we don’t think for ourselves; instead, we follow someone else’s outline for us,” Hiromi told CNN Business. She withheld her full name to keep her privacy.

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Japan s QAnon disciples aren t letting Trump s loss quash their mission

Japan s QAnon disciples aren t letting Trump s loss quash their mission
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Listening to what trust in news means to users: qualitative evidence from four countries

Listening to what trust in news means to users: qualitative evidence from four countries
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