UK spy agency GCHQ has admitted it is losing the cybersecurity battle on a national level, despite throwing money at the problem. Alex Dewedney, director … Failed On Cybersecurity Despite £1bn SpendRead more
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Trinity College reckons with slavery links as Ireland confronts collusion with empire
It was one of the most shocking chapters in Britain’s long, bloody subjugation of Ireland: the buying, selling and transportation of Irish chattel slaves to … Trinity College reckons with slavery links as Ireland confronts collusion with empireRead more
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Torture is news but it’s not new
When I first went to report the American war against Vietnam, in the 1960s, I visited the Saigon offices of the great American newspapers and … Torture is news but it’s not newRead more
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Another fake
Piers Morgan was sacked as editor of the Daily Mirror because he ran the only popular newspaper in Britain to expose the “war on terror” … Another fakeRead more
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Another fake
Piers Morgan was sacked as editor of the Daily Mirror because he ran the only popular newspaper in Britain to expose the “war on terror” … Another fakeRead more
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Arms Manufacturers In UK Classrooms
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3RpK4qav78&rel=0&feature=relmfu] BAE Systems, Europe’s largest arms company whose fighter jets are currently being used by Saudi forces in Yemen, they visited four hundred and … Arms Manufacturers In UK ClassroomsRead more
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Blair’s bombs
In all the coverage of the bombing of London, a truth has struggled to be heard. With honourable exceptions, it has been said guardedly, apologetically. … Blair’s bombsRead more
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The Queen has more power over British law than we ever thought
The Guardian’s investigation revealing new detail on the impact of “Queen’s consent” in our legal system marks a significant advance in our understanding of an … The Queen has more power over British law than we ever thoughtRead more
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Dozens of UK former senior officials profit from fossil fuel corporations, rubber-stamped by Whitehall committee
New research finds that dozens of senior UK defence, foreign office and intelligence officials find employment with oil, gas and mining corporations once they leave … Dozens of UK former senior officials profit from fossil fuel corporations, rubber-stamped by Whitehall committeeRead more
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One in six new universal credit claimants forced to skip meals in UK
Many people claiming universal credit for the first time during the pandemic were unable to put aside enough cash to save £10 a month, eat … One in six new universal credit claimants forced to skip meals in UKRead more