In a world of fake news, who can we trust?
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The Revd Jonathan Aitken, former cabinet minister, author, broadcaster, columnist, lecturer, and campaigner for prison reform, looks at the question of truth in a world of fake news. Jonathan Aitken is now Prison Chaplain of HMP Pentonville.
Released on 2 Mar 2024
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