Name: フェイクニュースがイギリスの選挙にどのように影響を与えているか｜FT (How fake news is influencing the UK election | FT)
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BORIS JOHNSON: The stakes for this country

have seldom been higher, and the choice has never been starker.

程度の副詞

WILL MOY: We're monitoring the election pretty

We're monitoring TV, we're monitoring online,

we're monitoring the news debates, manifestos.

The where we stopped and were really surprised

to masquerade as an independent fact checker

think is a choice-- a step to cross a line.

the level of aggression in the Tories' current strategy.

were facts throughout the debate against Jeremy Corbyn,

and at the end, pronounced Boris Johnson the winner.

making what they'd done go even more viral,

WILL MOY: I think we're seeing quite aggressive campaigning

Fairly consistent misrepresentation by political

parties of other political parties' positions.

to make it seem like something has been said

or something has been done that actually isn't true.

PIERS MORGAN: Why would the EU give you a good deal

if they know that you're going to actively

WILL MOY: To see a political party manipulate

a video of its opponent giving an interview

Keir Starmer had no answer to a question,

which he actually managed to answer in that interview,

used a shot of him waiting to answer a question,

and then put it after the question was asked.

It was a deliberate ploy to make it look like Labour's Brexit

minister didn't know what he was talking about.

WILL MOY: That is a sort of classic disinformation tactic.

We haven't seen the Labour party manipulating videos.

We haven't seen the Labour party impersonating journalists

JEREMY CORBYN: 451 pages of unredacted documents

WILL MOY: What we have seen is aggressive examples

of them trying to misrepresent the position of other parties,

Labour is claiming that the Tories are going to do a trade

deal with the US that will cost the NHS 500 million pounds

That's an extraordinarily large amount of money.

The US would have to do a trade deal with us, where

UK drugs costs go up 2.5 times to match what is currently

paid in the US, and the British government

extra costs of about 27 billion pounds to the public purse.

Labour are, nonetheless, repeating it heavily

WOMAN: You need to vote for the Liberal Democrats.

WILL MOY: Both the liberal Democrat party

and for conservative party have been creating

campaign leaflets that are dressed up to look

We think it's trespassing on independent journalism, which

And we think it's inappropriate for political parties

WILL MOY: There was a tactic from the Lib Dems

we've seen repeatedly in local constituencies, which is

or we're on the verge of winning possibly the most far fetched

we've seen so far was using the results of a recent police

To put that in context, 15% of people in that area

had voted for the police and crime commissioner,

JEMIMA KELLY: The spotlight is on the Tories.

I think they have taken a more aggressive strategy.

If you look at some of their Facebook ads, a lot of them

are targeting Jeremy Corbyn, fear based messaging in order

to make people worried about what a Jeremy Corbyn led

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