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http://youtu.be/W5Elo2iczhQ Conspiracy theories have thrived during the pandemic. Maybe you even have a friend or relative who’s brought one up in conversation. How can you talk to them without starting an argument – or sending them further down the rabbit hole? The BBC's specialist disinformation reporter Marianna Spring brought together a dad who got in touch with her about a coronavirus conspiracy theory and an expert in the field. They discussed fact and fiction, and demonstrated some tips on how to talk about conspiracy theories. Video journalist: Soraya Auer Motion graphics: Jacqueline Galvin Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog

http://youtu.be/W5Elo2iczhQ Conspiracy theories have thrived during the pandemic. Maybe you even have a friend or relative who’s brought one up in conversation. How can you talk to them without starting an argument – or sending them further down the rabbit hole? The BBC's specialist disinformation reporter Marianna Spring brought together a dad who got in touch with her about a coronavirus conspiracy theory and an expert in the field. They discussed fact and fiction, and demonstrated some tips on how to talk about conspiracy theories. Video journalist: Soraya Auer Motion graphics: Jacqueline Galvin Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog

http://youtu.be/WBdejKN-olQ The four nations of the UK have each had strikingly different responses to the coronavirus crisis. Devolution has meant different policies in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland - from easing lockdown, to whether masks and face coverings should be compulsory, to track and trace strategies. In one of a series of reports from each of the four nations, Hywel Griffith reports from Wales. Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog

http://youtu.be/cRBLI2tnquk The four nations of the UK have each had strikingly different responses to the coronavirus crisis. Devolution has meant different policies in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland - from easing lockdown, to whether masks and face coverings should be compulsory, to track and trace strategies. In one of a series of BBC News at Ten reports from each of the four nations, Scotland Editor Sarah Smith reports. Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog

http://youtu.be/cRBLI2tnquk The four nations of the UK have each had strikingly different responses to the coronavirus crisis. Devolution has meant different policies in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland - from easing lockdown, to whether masks and face coverings should be compulsory, to track and trace strategies. In one of a series of BBC News at Ten reports from each of the four nations, Scotland Editor Sarah Smith reports. Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog

http://youtu.be/fD3Y3__-nSE The four nations of the UK have each had strikingly different responses to the coronavirus crisis. Devolution has meant different policies in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland - from easing lockdown, to whether masks and face coverings should be compulsory, to track and trace strategies. In one of a series of BBC News at Ten reports from each of the four nations, Ireland Correspondent Emma Vardy reports. Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog

http://youtu.be/fD3Y3__-nSE The four nations of the UK have each had strikingly different responses to the coronavirus crisis. Devolution has meant different policies in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland - from easing lockdown, to whether masks and face coverings should be compulsory, to track and trace strategies. In one of a series of BBC News at Ten reports from each of the four nations, Ireland Correspondent Emma Vardy reports. Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog