Britain’s ‘public service broadcaster’ is keeping the public in the dark about UK support for Israel’s assault on Gaza, new research finds.
MARK CURTIS
Mark Curtis is the director of Declassified UK, and the author of five books and many articles on UK foreign policy.
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UK snubs Council of Europe over Assange inquiry
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