环球时报 7月22日：

Video which showed a group of blindfolded people sitting on the ground handcuffed went viral on overseas social media after BBC's Andrew Marr Show showed it while interviewing Chinese Ambassador to the UK Liu Xiaoming on July 19.

Marr claimed in the interview that the tape, which has been "authenticated by Western intelligence agencies and Australian experts," was Uyghur people being pushed on the train.

Some people in the video wore blue vests with "Kashi Prison" written on them, and guards had "SWAT" written on their uniforms.

既然有字，“西方情报机构和澳大利亚专家”不说，BBC自己不会找中文部的员工来认一下吗？

推特 John Pilger@johnpilger 7月22日

To quote, without verifiable evidence, "western intelligence sources" is never journalism; it is almost always propaganda. I learned that as a reporter.

西方主流媒体往往假装不明白这点。