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Marianna Spring investigated this story using her Undercover Voters - five fictional characters based on data from the Pew Research Centre - that allow her to interrogate what some different users are recommended on social media.

The attacker had admitted during his federal trial that he planned to hold Mrs Pelosi hostage, interrogate her on camera and "break her kneecaps" if she did not admit to what he claimed were her lies.

Governor Ron DeSantis’ administration has worked hard to kneecap the rights-restoring proposal, reportedly sending state troopers to interrogate petition signers and threatening to prosecute television stations that run ads supporting the measure.

Rumours have long swirled about the uses of Diego Garcia, including that it has been used as a CIA black-site - a facility used to house and interrogate terror suspects.

How much, if at all, did you intend to interrogate football and the NFL as a cultural institution in making this series?