Gary Matthews was drawn to conspiracies about Covid - until he caught the virus, and died.
What happened to Gary Matthews?
How did Gary get pulled towards conspiracies?
A protest in Shrewsbury gets weird.
Marianna meets the man who ran the Facebook group Gary was in before he died.
After Gary’s death, the information battle heats up.
Seeking to understand what happened, Gary’s cousin returns to Shrewsbury.
Marianna traces Gary’s final week.
What did Gary’s online life look like?
Debunking stereotypes about those who fall for conspiracy theories.
What does the story of Gary Matthews tell us about the world now?
What’s fake, what’s real? Stories from the information war over Ukraine.
What do you do when your relative refuses to believe her country is attacking yours?
Maxim's home was destroyed, but he never expected to be called a liar.
How a Eurovision host and other stars are helping Ukraine fight an information war.
A pregnant woman injured in the bombing of a maternity hospital was attacked again online.
They didn’t believe Covid was real - and now they think the war in Ukraine is staged.
Russia spun a web of lies around her photo, but now she’s resurfaced to tell her story.
The Russian journalist who refused to stay silent after the Kremlin took him off air.
How a story of sweary heroism wasn't quite what it seemed.
How self-styled citizen journalists are covering the war in Ukraine.
What happens when tragedy makes you a target?
Daren can’t forget that night at the Manchester Arena. So who claims it never happened?
The conspiracy show host who tried to prove a teenage bomb victim wasn’t injured.
An unexpected source provides an insight into a leading conspiracy theorist.
Marianna Spring finally meets the conspiracy theorist at the heart of her investigation.
How widespread is the belief that major terror attacks in the UK are faked?
He said he was a customer, but the visitor to Lisa’s boatyard hid his real intentions.
The Infowars employee whose testimony helped Sandy Hook parents win huge damages.
Brent disavows the toxic conspiracy theories he helped create, but can Paul forgive him?
Are terror survivors taken seriously when they seek help against abusive trolling?
A landmark US court ruling gives hope to victims of conspiracy theories in the UK.
Marianna Spring revisits her investigation into conspiracy theories about terror attacks.
What happened to the people who fell down the rabbit hole?
What’s happening in the Devon town of Totnes?
What do those in the movement believe? And why?
Where does all the anger come from?
Who is the man behind The Light?
Who is funding this conspiracy theory newspaper?
Why are journalists being attacked in Germany?
What can the UK learn from Germany?
Could people in the UK conspiracy theory movement ever become violent?
Do you know someone who’s fallen down the rabbit hole?
What will happen next in Conspiracyland?
What are the obstacles that stand between journalists and the truth?
Can you hold papers sharing disinformation and hate to account?
Marianna Spring investigates different extraordinary cases of online hate.
The woman who went viral for claiming to be Madeleine McCann explains her motives
How the survivor of a mass shooting in Las Vegas fell into a world of conspiracy theories
How faked audio of London's mayor inflamed hate on social media and tensions offline.
How a Premier League unit tracked down the troll who threatened the player and his family.
Marianna investigates online abuse targeting Eni Aluko and tracks down one of her trolls.
Marianna Spring investigates the online phenomena that could influence the election.
How do two people with different politics end up believing similar conspiracy theories?
Inside the election centre where workers face threats and abuse ahead of the 2024 vote.
A clip that divided and convinced a community – and what it could mean for the election.
The social media tactic harming and further polarising people.
How are the Swifties impacting the vote?