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When Marianna Met the Shemiranis: How Reporting Becomes Propaganda

Summary by ukcolumn.org

We know the BBC long ago tore up its impartiality policy, but with her coverage of the death of Kate Shemirani’s daughter Paloma, Social Media Investigations Correspondent Marianna Spring plumbs new depths. Former national news journalist Eugenie Verney (properly!) investigates.

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When Marianna Met the Shemiranis: How Reporting Becomes Propaganda

We know the BBC long ago tore up its impartiality policy, but with her coverage of the death of Kate Shemirani’s daughter Paloma, Social Media Investigations Correspondent Marianna Spring plumbs new depths. Former national news journalist Eugenie Verney (properly!) investigates.

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