Hi, this is Adam from Citations Needed, the podcast you're currently listening to. Just a real quick note for our listeners, which is, I have written a book. It is called How to Sell a Genocide, the Media's Complicity and the Destruction of Gaza that is now available for pre-order. It's a data-driven and thorough account of how Center Left Media sold the public on mass death in Gaza. It is out April 21st. 100% of the royalties go to Middle East Children's

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We do these news briefs in between our regularly scheduled

full-length episodes of citations needed, and today we are very excited to be joined by journalist

and author Daniel Trilling. He is a contributor at the London Review of Books, an associate lecturer

in journalism at London College of Communication, where he works with the Refugee Journalism

Project. He's also the author of the book's Lights in the Distance, Exile and Refuge at the

Borders of Europe, and Bloody Nasty People, the Rise of Britain's Far Right. Daniel's latest

investigation is a deep dive into the culture of fear at the BBC over its coverage of Gaza these

past two years, which was recently published in Equator magazine, a new independent reader-funded

nonprofit publication. So Daniel is going to join us today to talk about his new piece. It's

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