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Labour allowed dozens of arms exports to Israel after weapons sanctions
by JOHN McEVOY | 12 December 2024
TAGGED: Israel, Palestine, US
UK trade department approved 34 military export licences to Israel in the two months since David Lammy announced a partial arms embargo, new data shows.
UK links use of Storm Shadow missiles to nuclear arms
by MARK CURTIS | 11 December 2024
TAGGED: Nuclear, Russia, Ukraine
Putin’s dangerous nuclear weapons doctrine is being vilified by Britain’s media. Yet similar British and Nato policy is being ignored.
‘The worst stage of genocide’
by SHAHD ABUSALAMA | 10 December 2024
The British government is complicit in the suffering of my uncles, aunts, cousins and their children. Yet voices like mine are rare in the mainstream media.
A British soldier murdered my aunt. Will Labour let him get away with it?
by ESTHER NJOKI | 10 December 2024
TAGGED: Kenya
It’s been 12 years since Agnes Wanjiru was found dead in a hotel septic tank after a night out with UK troops in Kenya. Will she ever get justice?
When Boris Johnson let Israeli warplanes visit England
by HAMZA YUSUF | 5 December 2024
TAGGED: Israel, Palestine
Many of the bombs Israel drops on Gaza are fired by F-15 fighter jets, whose pilots came to Britain for a military exercise.
Free and together this Christmas
by STELLA ASSANGE | 5 December 2024
Revealed: Hundreds of F-35 components sent from Britain to U.S.
by JOHN McEVOY | 4 December 2024
TAGGED: Israel, US
Over 500 shipments of F-35 parts sent from British airbase to the US, where they can be exported to Israel amid Gaza genocide.
F-35 components sent to Israel from UK airbase 14 times
by JOHN McEVOY | 2 December 2024
TAGGED: Israel, Palestine
Exclusive: Twice as many supplies for Israel’s “most lethal” fighter jets were sent from Britain than previously known.
Israeli army chief visited Britain this week, UK confirms
by JOHN McEVOY | 27 November 2024
TAGGED: Israel, Palestine
Exclusive: Days after the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, its top general flew to London.