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Videos that appear to show huge snow drifts in Russia's far east were made using artificial intelligence, an expert tells BBC Verify We've fact-checked President Donald Trump's second speech to the ...

The BBC announces a new slate of video podcasts across BBC iPlayer, BBC Sounds and YouTube, building on the success of some of its biggest TV shows and podcasts, to reach new and younger audiences.

In their first interview since their children interrupted a live BBC segment on Korean affairs, college professor Robert Kelly and his wife Kim Jung-A spoke to The Wall Street Journal about the ...

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Benjamin Strick’s Twitter mentions were blowing up. “I am bogged down with interviews at the moment,” the web developer told Poynter in a message Tuesday, a few hours before connecting on Skype. “I ...

You know how the saying goes: When God closes one door, he makes you forget to lock another... which subsequently leads to your daughter busting in on a live Skype call to the BBC and making your ...

BBC Verify Live has been focusing on a series of AI-generated fake videos claiming to show huge snow drifts in Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula. Here’s how we know one of the most widely shared videos is ...