Welcome to Novara Live.

Coming up tonight, we've got an investigation into Labour together

and what looks like a smear campaign run against journalists.

It's been treated as a new investigation, but as we'll discuss,

it was actually broken by an independent newspaper quite a few months ago. We'll be looking at

Yvette Cooper, former Home Secretary's reaction to last week's historic ruling that found her

prescription of Palestine action unlawful. And Francesca Albanese seems to be the subject of a

disinformation campaign, and many countries are falling for it.

I'm Stephen Methon, and tonight I'm joined by Kieran Andre.

Kieran, nice to see. How are you?

I am very well, Stephen, and given that many have said that we resemble one another,

I am happy to reveal to the audience

that you and I are doing our own genealogical tests

to see whether, in fact,

I am your Palestinian half-brother from another mother.

Yeah, I mean, I think we were both a little surprised

by the revelation that we are indistinguishable,

but I can tell you how to tell us apart. I am the one

with the glow in the dark February skin and Kieran has the lovely, lovely Mediterranean glow.

That's the way. Too kind. I don't agree, but thank you. Right. Before we get into our first story tonight,

in the past few weeks, we've seen just how quickly the news cycle can change.

And it often feels challenging, even for us, to keep up to date with all of the content being made.

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