
Media


Britain’s hidden hand in Brazil’s 1964 coup d’etat
by JOHN McEVOY | 10 November 2021
TAGGED: Brazil

To charm ‘seriously evil’ warlord, Foreign Office overlooked journalist’s murder
by PHIL MILLER | 9 November 2021
TAGGED: Afghanistan, Pakistan

Conservatives bar investigative journalist from party conference
by MARK CURTIS | 1 October 2021

How British journalists are seduced by the Ministry of Defence and spooks
by RICHARD NORTON-TAYLOR | 28 September 2021
TAGGED: MI6

Assange extradition case has cost British public over £300,000
by PHIL MILLER | 21 September 2021
TAGGED: Assange, United States

Priti Patel’s new threat to British journalists
by RICHARD NORTON-TAYLOR | 15 June 2021
TAGGED: Assange
UK government’s little-known proposed reforms to Britain’s Official Secrets Acts pose far-reaching threats to the media and the public’s right to know. They could land journalists and others in jail for 14 years for publishing information the government claims damages national security.

Exclusive: Declassified journalist was ‘unlawfully’ profiled by Foreign Office
by DCUK STAFF | 10 June 2021
Britain’s Foreign Office gathered information on Declassified’s head of investigations, Matt Kennard, before rejecting his freedom of information requests — in what appears to be a breach of UK transparency laws.

Revealed: The UK government campaign to force Julian Assange from the Ecuadorian embassy
by MATT KENNARD | 28 April 2021
TAGGED: Assange, Ecuador

Like billionaire-controlled media, The Guardian misinforms its readers on the UK’s role in world
by MARK CURTIS | 26 April 2021
Millions of its readers believe The Guardian offers critical, independent reporting that is different to the right-wing, billionaire-controlled UK media. But its limited coverage of British foreign and security policies gives a misleading picture of what the UK does in the world. The paper is in reality a defender of Anglo-American power and a key ideological pillar of the British establishment.