Across the world, polls suggest trust in traditional media is in decline. And disinformation in all its forms is on the rise. In this episode of Truth Tellers, Krishnan Guru Murthy from Channel 4 News is joined by CNN’s Christiane Amanpour, Deborah Turness from BBC News, Eliot Higgins from Bellingcat and Steven Brill of Newsguard.  

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Journalists Emily Maitlis, Jorge Ramos, Kara Swisher and RedBird IMI CEO Jeff Zucker sit down with Tortoise’s editor and co-founder James Harding. They discuss what the relationship between Trump 2.0 and the media might look like. 

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The co-founder and CEO of Dominion Voting Systems talks about how he took on Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News in the courts – and won. 

From Tortoise Media, in partnership with the Sir Harry Evans Global Summit for Investigative Journalism, Tina Brown Media, Reuters and Durham University.

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The media mogul who founded Fox Broadcasting Company talks about Rupert Murdoch – and the future of news.

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Mexican reporter Anabel Hernandez discusses her 17-year investigation into the Sinaloa cartel, and the threats made to her life. 

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The creator of hit TV show, Succession, talks about his inspiration for the Roy family. 

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Journalism’s greatest power couple discuss the lessons of Watergate, and the enduring principles of good investigative reporting.

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A discussion with leading journalists Maria Pevchikh (Navalny anti-corruption foundation), Christo Grozev (Bellingcat), Mikhail Zygar (TV Rain) and campaigner Bill Browder.

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Sir Harry Evans was arguably the greatest newspaper editor of the 20th century. The Sir Harry Evans Global Summit in Investigative Journalism brings together the biggest names in journalism to continue his legacy, and debate the future of speaking truth to power.

In this series we bring you conversations from the inaugural summit, which was held in London on 10th May 2023.

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The Nigerian writer, novelist and poet Wole Soyinka won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1986.  In this episode of Truth Tellers he discusses Nigeria and colonialism with the BBC’s Mishal Hussain.

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Two men close to the late Russian opposition leader Aleksei Navalny on the danger of exposing the lies of the Putin regime.

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A conversation hosted by Tortoise editor and founder James Harding from the launch of the 2024 Sir Harry Evans Global Summit in Investigative Journalism. He's joined on stage by Caoilfhionn Gallagher KC from Doughty Street Chambers, BBC News presenter Clive Myrie and Alessandra Galloni, Editor-in-Chief of Reuters.

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Why kill a journalist if there are 30 others ready to take their place? The pioneering French publishers Forbidden Stories discuss the ‘SafeBox’ system of reporting from dangerous places. 

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As the Iranian state attacks journalists at home and abroad, Masih Alinejad and Paul Caruana Galicia discuss the threat now posed by the regime with the BBC’s Yalda Hakim 

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Editors Dean Baquet from the New York Times, Roula Khalaf from the Financial Times and James Harding from Tortoise are joined by Nick Davies, the reporter behind the Guardian’s phone hacking reporting, to discuss how newsrooms should invest and support investigative journalism.

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The 30-year-old news influencer who has gained 28 million followers and the ire of India’s government for his compelling opposition to Prime Minister Modi.

Dhruv Rathee, YouTube Educator

Interviewer: Isobel Yeung, International Correspondent, CNN

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How the widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is carrying on his fight to bring down Putin.

Yulia Navalnaya, Freedom Fighter and Human Rights Activist

Interviewer: Tina Brown CBE, Editor and Author

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The celebrated savant of American politics gives his candid views on how Democrats can regain their mojo and where the US is headed.

James Carville, Political Consultant and Author

Interviewer: Alastair Campbell, Writer, Communicator, and Podcaster

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The editor inadvertently added to a classified group chat about a real-time military strike discusses the scoop of the year and how he has transformed The Atlantic magazine.

Jeffrey Goldberg, Editor-in-Chief, The Atlantic

Interviewer: Tina Brown CBE, Editor and Author

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How a global journalism collaboration finished the investigation cut short by the death of a Ukrainian journalist in Russian captivity.

Juliette Garside, Joint Deputy Investigations Editor, The Guardian

Laurent Richard, Investigative Journalist and Founder, Forbidden Stories

Katya Adler, Europe Editor, BBC

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Inside a year-long investigation into how the Saudi elite exploit and abuse East African domestic workers while politicians profit.

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In this episode the Observer’s James Harding is joined by Sky’s Political Editor, Beth Rigby, The Sunday Times’s Insight Editor, Gabriel Pogrund and the editor of the Spectator Lord Michael, Gove, to discuss British politics. It's never been more polarised, incoherent and volatile, so what might happen next? 

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In this episode of Truth Teller’s Krishnan Guru Murthy of Channel 4 News is joined by Christo Grozev of the Insider,  Merlyn Thomas of the BBC and Malachy Brown of the New York Times to discuss how new video technology is transforming investigative journalism. 

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In April, after 16 years in power, Hungary’s Victor Orbán, was swept from office and his electoral autocracy was suddenly over. What does the end of Orbánism mean for the press?

International lawyer Mark Stephens is joined by Anne Applebaum of the Atlantic, András Pethő of Direkt36 and Anna Nemzer, the former presenter of the Russian independent channel TV-Rain.

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Has the media wised up and fortified itself enough in the face of tech dominance?

The BBC's Ros Atkins is joined by founder of Craigslist Craig Newmark, journalist Kara Swisher and CEO of Thomson Reuters Steve Hasker

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