also meeting with british prime minister rishi sunak. the bbc has been speaking to twitter s owner, elon musk. the last minute, unexpected interview came about after the bbc objected to a new tag describing it as government funded media on its main twitter account. in the interview the billionaire agreed to change this to publicy funded. he also defended the site s policing of hate speech and the mass sackings of staff and described taking over the social media firm as painful. do you have any regrets about buying twitter? i think it was something that needed to be done. it s been quite difficult. i would say, the pain level of twitter has been extremely high. this hasn t been some sort of party, so, it s been really quite a stressful situation in the last several months, not an easy one. so it s been quite painful, but i think at the end of the day, it should have been done and were there many mistakes made along the way? of course. and james clayton explained how the in
he has, well, it s an ongoing saga about his activity on twitter, or x. the bbc had to change its entire social media guidelines because he always seems to be. well, people were asking if he crossed the lines politically. this latest drama is all about a letter, criticising the government s policy about asylum seekers. he signed the letter, and then there was some criticism from conservative mps, and he responded to those mps for instance, lee anderson. he said if he lost his seat at the next election, he could put a word in for him at a well known crystal factory in the uk. there was grant shapps who made some allusions, using some aliases. thenjonathan some allusions, using some aliases. then jonathan collis some allusions, using some aliases. thenjonathan collis said he should re the news social media guidelines, obviously, you haven t. jonathan gullis. mr shah confirmed in post here and was asked about the question. he said the new social media guidelines say yes,
people extraordinary. but, you detect that people aren t that panicked about it so far people aren t that panicked about it so far but, people aren t that panicked about it so far. but, at this point itjust looks so far. but, at this point itjust looks embarrassing, more than anything looks embarrassing, more than anything else. i looks embarrassing, more than anything else- looks embarrassing, more than an hinaelse. ~ ., ., ., anything else. i know that you have been speaking anything else. i know that you have been speaking to anything else. i know that you have been speaking to a anything else. i know that you have been speaking to a lot anything else. i know that you have been speaking to a lot of anything else. i know that you have been speaking to a lot of people i been speaking to a lot of people aboutjust been speaking to a lot of people about just what the good friday agreement means 25 years on. can you give us an idea of a range of opinions, across the g
sense of excitement. indeed, and i was earlier outside the sense of excitement. indeed, and i was earlier outside the olympic - was earlier outside the olympic stadium was earlier outside the olympic stadium where it was jam packed was earlier outside the olympic stadium where it wasjam packed last night stadium where it wasjam packed last night. people were watching the opening night. people were watching the opening ceremony from outside the stadium opening ceremony from outside the stadium without much social distancing measures, i should add. but also, distancing measures, ishould add. but also, as distancing measures, i should add. but also, as you can probably see behind but also, as you can probably see behind me. but also, as you can probably see behind me, quite a lot of people are out and behind me, quite a lot of people are out and about. you keep forgetting that the out and about. you keep forgetting that the capital of tokyo and the capital that the c
any if you testimony from mueller that hasn t happened yet as a let down. my sense is that bob is going to testify, he s going to stick to the, he said his report is his testimony. and now i expect his testimony is going to be his report. i think he s going to stick to the report. in that sense, i think it s going to be the great let down. donald trump s lawyer makes two claims. one is an opinion, everyone has a right to review this hearing but reviewing it and stating it opinions sight unseen is not very credible. the other is factual in nature, the assertion his testimony will stick to the report. fact check, and fact checks don t always end with someone being wrong. jay sekulow is correct about that. here at the beat wiig scoured the 60 plus times mueller addressed congress. he does stick to his plan and the facts. he avoids theatrics and focuses