Alex Jones

Alex shrugged off the post to host BBC The One Show once again on Tuesday night. Alex was in the studio with Jermaine Jenas.

The pair hosted the show as usual, and no mention was made of Alex's struggles. Alex was in the studio with Jermaine Jenas. "I was touched by your kindness and so I just wanted to check in and say thank you.

The One Show presenter Alex Jones has been supported by fans and friends after making a candid post on Instagram.

Another fan posted: "Alex you have three young children! I came off of all Social media, except IG, because too many people had expectations about when I did and didn't post! (I’ll pop some stuff on my stories)"

Alex Jones is being sued by families of Sandy Hook victims after being found legally responsible in October for making false statements about the victims.

In recent years, Jones and his legal team tried to get two lower courts to dismiss the lawsuits against him and Infowars, but failed. At the time, Jones told the millions who watch his show and visit his site that it was a "false flag" operation staged by crisis actors posing as grieving parents to strengthen gun control laws. Leonard Pozner and Veronique De La Rosa, who lost their 6-year-old son Noah Pozner in the tragedy, are set to appear in court in September in Austin, where Jones' Infowars is based. It remains today one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history. Later that month, families of eight other victims will testify in Connecticut. "What we heard was a conspiracy of lies.

Parents of a six-year-old who was killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre are seeking damages from InfoWars radio host Alex Jones in a ...

In total, the families of eight Sandy Hook victims and an FBI agent who responded to the school are suing Mr Jones and his company, Free Speech Systems. Between the two sides' opening statements, Mr Jones stepped outside of the courtroom to rant to reporters, calling it a "kangaroo court" and "show trial" that was an assault on the First Amendment. Mr Bankston played videos of Mr Jones claiming on his program that the shooting was a hoax and "the whole thing was completely fake". He said that Mr Jones had tapped into the explosive popularity of Sandy Hook conspiracy stories that became an "obsession" for the website, even years after the massacre. Mr Bankston said Mr Jones created a "massive campaign of lies" and recruited "wild extremists from the fringes of the internet … who were as cruel as Mr Jones wanted them to be" to the families of the 20 first-graders and six educators who were killed. The parents' attorney, Mark Bankston, said that Mr Jones repeatedly "lied and attacked the parents of murdered children" when he told his InfoWars audience that the shootings were a hoax.

The presenter made no reference to the post on Tuesday evening as she co-hosted the BBC One show with former professional footballer Jermaine Jenas. They ...

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The One Show's Alex Jones put on a brave face as she reappeared on the BBC show following post detailing 'challenging' times.

The presenter was soon inundated with well wishes from friends and fans, with Charlotte Hawkins writing: "Hope all OK, sending love." One fan stated: "Keep smiling that lovely smile, lots of love." Since then, the star has been quiet - until Tuesday afternoon, when she explained the reasons behind her social media silence.

There is an ongoing trial to decide how much Alex Jones must pay some of the families. He will face two more similar trials this year.

One of the trials will also be in Texas while the other will take place in Connecticut in September. It's unclear how much money Jones will have to pay the parents of the victims. He admitted it was real in a sworn deposition in 2019 and said "a form of psychosis" led him to spread the false claims. Jones was one of the loudest voices—and the one with the biggest bullhorn—among an entire community of conspiracists propagating false claims about the massacre. Jones exhibited "flagrant bad faith and callous disregard for the responsibilities of discovery under the rules," one judge said. Jones was already found guilty in the defamation cases — four separate lawsuits across Texas and Connecticut — last year.

The One Show presenter Alex Jones has sent a heartwarming message to her fans after describing she's in a 'tricky and challenging patch in life'.

Wales Online reports how following the post, Alex received a wave of heartfelt replies, with one user writing: "Sending hugs," while another added: "Sending love Alex to you and your family." (I'll pop some stuff on my stories) #whenlifegivesyoulemons #thekindnessofstrangers." "I was touched by your kindness and so I just wanted to check in and say thank you, and that even though life has been a bit challenging, we are ok and still managing to enjoy the beginning of the holidays and there's still plenty to smile about!

The Ammanford presenter of the popular primetime BBC One show told audiences on tonight's (July 27) episode: "That is your lot this week and for a few weeks ...

(I'll pop some stuff on my stories) #whenlifegivesyoulemons #thekindnessofstrangers." You can get more celebrity news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here. Following her post, the television star was inundated with good wishes, as one person wrote: "Sending hugs," and another added: "Sending love Alex to you and your family." Until then, stay safe and have a lovely summer."

The dramatic courtroom attack came on day two of testimony in conspiracy broadcaster Alex Jones' defamation damages trial. "You're using their grief to make ...

"Because you're lying to them," she said of the parents. In true InfoWars fashion, Karpova then tried to flip reality on its head. She claimed that that the mother and father were indeed being lied to — not by Jones, who repeatedly called the school shooting a "hoax," but by their own lawyer.

Mark Bankston, attorney for the Sandy Hook parents, questioned Infowars producer Daria Karpova on Wednesday, with Infowars host Owen Shroyer still to come.

“Is that what you are going to say?” The two-week trial, which will set the pace for two additional upcoming awards trials from Sandy Hook defamation cases Jones lost in Texas and Connecticut, will feature no re-arguing of Jones’ liability. More drama was expected later Wednesday when a rising star on Infowars is scheduled to take the stand. “Are Neil and Scarlett right here fake parents?” The parents’ attorney Bankston spent Wednesday grilling Karpova about videos Jones posted perpetuating the conspiracy theory that the Sandy Hook shooting was a hoax, and about Jones allowing a Sandy Hook denier to share his views with millions of Infowars listeners. AUSTIN, Texas — The parents’ attorney pointed to Scarlett Lewis and Neil Heslin sitting behind him in court and asked a representative of Alex Jones’ Infowars conspiracy platform if Jones still believed they were crisis actors in a Sandy Hook shooting that was “a total hoax.”

Austin trial will determine how much money Alex Jones must pay to parents of a Sandy Hook victim for defamation and emotional distress.

"To me, this seems like a person who was very perturbed by the incident and horrified, in his mind, that the children were used for this tragedy," Karpova said. "You're their enemy because you're lying to them. The parents are asking the jury to issue a $150 million judgment against Jones and his main company, Free Speech Systems.

What comes after death penalty sanctions? Alex Jones is fixin' to find out.

He also told the jury that his client had a medical condition which might force him to be absent from court — a convenient cover when Jones disappeared after lunch to go do his broadcast begging his listeners for “support” against evildoers trying to cancel culture his sacred First Amendment right to slander the parents of dead babies. “We’re not going to have that again,” she said, ordering him to keep his mouth shut where members of the jury might be able to hear him. So it’s no surprise that Jones began the day with the ridiculous duct tape stunt, although he did manage to remove it while seated in the courtroom. The defendant was considerably less brave when it came to facing his accusers. The funerals fake, their tears fake.” Sponsored

Jones is being sued by Neil Heslin and Scarlett Lewis, whose 6-year-old son, Jesse, died in the 2012 mass shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.

He was trying to do honest investigative research to the best of his ability and that’s his job,” she claimed. Judge Maya Guerro Gamble previously ruled against Jones after he failed to produce documents for court-ordered discovery in the case. Start your Independent Premium subscription today.

Detective Daniel Jewiss told the jury on the first day of testimony in a, Austin, Texas trial that Alex Jones knew the truth about the Sandy Hook shooting ...

The trial began Monday in Austin, Texas — where Jones lives and broadcasts his show — following months of delays. Jones repeatedly “lied and attacked the parents of murdered children” when he told his Infowars audience that the shooting was a hoax, Bankston said. In both states, the judges issued default judgments against Jones without trials because he failed to respond to court orders and turn over documents. Jones’ media company designated Karpova to testify about Infowars’ audience reach and some of the videos produced by the website after the Sandy Hook shooting. The jury could deal Jones a major financial blow that would put his constellation of conspiracy peddling businesses into deeper jeopardy. Jones has also urged listeners on his Infowars program to donate money. Jones has since acknowledged that the shooting took place. “Alex Jones was wrong to believe these people, but he didn’t do it out of spite. ... Speech is free, but lies you have to pay for.” ... He believed a citizen has a right to get on Infowars and talk about what their questions are,” Reynal said. “They were the most dangerous. ... It just didn’t happen.”

The Welsh presenter and co-host Jermaine Jenas were at the helm of the show when they confirmed the news.

But at the end of the episode, Alex revealed that The One Show won't be on air for a little while. She went on to explain: "We are taking a summer break. The weeknight chat show was back on Wednesday night (July 27) with the Welsh presenter and Jermaine Jenas at the helm.

The One Show presenter Alex Jones took to social media to announce the BBC are taking it off air for a while.

News of The One Show's extended break comes after Alex admitted on social media that she and her family were going through a 'tricky' time. A video of Wednesday night's closing moments was shared on the programme's official Twitter page, with one fan commenting underneath to wish Alex and Jermaine writing: "Have a great holiday guys." (I’ll pop some stuff on my stories)."

Andino Reynal, Jones' lawyer, moved to admit a nine-minute segment of a Jones InfoWars video, but Mark Bankston, a lawyer for the parents, objected, saying the ...

"That is a list of videos produced," he said. But Guerra Gamble reminded Reynal that he was supposed to have submitted all evidence at a pretrial hearing but didn't have the videos ready, handcuffing his presentation and putting the court in a bind. "I did not agree that they be introduced."

ALEX JONES has confirmed The One Show will be taking a break from BBC One for almost a month due to a schedule shake-up.

"The #TheOneShow will be back on August 22nd after a sensational summer of sport. We hope you all have a safe and enjoyable summer!" Thank you all for watching!

The One Show star took to Instagram with some big news – posting a snapshot showing her posing on the programme's famous green couch alongside co-host, Jermaine ...

Alex was soon inundated with well wishes from friends and fans, with Charlotte Hawkins writing: "Hope all OK, sending love." Problem solved." (I’ll pop some stuff on my stories) #whenlifegivesyoulemons #thekindnessofstrangers."

Alex made no reference to the post as she co-hosted the BBC One show last night alongside former professional footballer Jermaine Jenas.

Following her post, the television star was inundated with good wishes, as one person wrote: "Sending hugs," and another added: "Sending love Alex to you and your family." (I'll pop some stuff on my stories) #whenlifegivesyoulemons #thekindnessofstrangers." Opening up about her life, the presenter told her 337k followers: "Things have been a bit tricky for us recently and in all honesty, I haven’t had time to be on here between working and the children but I randomly logged on and saw all your lovely messages gently asking if we were all ok.

Alex Jones has revealed she won't be presenting The One Show for almost a month as the show takes a break from its usual BBC One slot.

She wrote: "Things have been a bit tricky for us recently and in all honesty, I haven’t had time to be on here between working and the children but I randomly logged on and saw all your lovely messages gently asking if we were all ok. She admitted earlier in the week that she's going through "a tricky and challenging patch in her life". She captioned the post: "And that is a wrap till the end of August."

The presenter of the popular primetime BBC One show made the announcement on last night's episode (Weds). She said: "That is your lot this week and for a few ...

In last night's episode Alex and her co-presenter, former football star Jermaine Jenas, chatted to Oscar-winning actor Daniel Kaluuya, Tom Daley exclusively revealed how he was making history at the Commonwealth Games, and Watchdog investigated the new energy price cap. Until then, stay safe and have a lovely summer." The presenter of the popular primetime BBC One show made the announcement on last night's episode (Weds). She said: "That is your lot this week and for a few weeks because we are taking a summer break.

The 45-year-old took to social media last night and announced the news alongside a snap of her and co-host Jermaine Jenas on the famous green couch. She ...

News of the break comes after Alex recently opened up on Instagram about the "challenging" times she had been facing at home. She continued to say: "Stay safe and have a lovely summer." The 45-year-old took to social media last night and announced the news alongside a snap of her and co-host Jermaine Jenas on the famous green couch.