The prime minister’s anger at Gazans getting a visa to enter Britain demonstrates his double standards on Ukrainian and Palestinian refugees.
Archive
Military transparency hits five-year low
Britain’s defence ministry faces growing criticism for its increased secrecy and lack of accountability.
Is the UK spying on Hamas for Israel?
Royal Air Force surveillance flights towards Gaza keep taking place when hostages are released.
The Chagos Islands were never Britain’s to give away
Nigel Farage and the Conservatives are having a meltdown about Britain ‘giving up sovereignty’ of illegally occupied land.
How Britain supported Zionism and prevented Palestinian freedom
Long read: British rule in Palestine during the 1920s and 1930s enabled Zionist colonisation at the expense of Palestinians.
Israeli General given special immunity for secret trip to Britain
After Declassified exposed an Israeli army delegation in London, the UK government confirms the officers were given diplomatic immunity from arrest for war crimes.
SAS ‘rogue heroes’ – or just rogues?
How many more shocking allegations about the SAS must emerge before the ‘who dares wins’ regiment is subject to transparency laws?
Israel’s ‘genocide general’ welcomed in London – and the media yawns
Why is it only Declassified seeking to hold to account General Basyuk, who oversaw Israel’s slaughter in Gaza, as he meets UK officials?
Why is Britain still sending spy flights towards Gaza?
Two RAF surveillance planes have flown over the eastern Mediterranean during the ceasefire, as campaigners demand inquiry into UK intelligence sharing with Israel.
Who is Peter Mandelson, Starmer’s pick for U.S. ambassador?
From his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein to amassing a web of corporate interests, can Labour’s “prince of darkness” be trusted in Washington?