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Published in: Home: NewsHome Office wrong to let police ‘call the shots’ on rogue cops, experts say
Exclusive: Critics say Braverman is returning to a police disciplinary system that let officers ‘mark own work’
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Published in: Home: NewsRAAC scandal spreads to housing as estate revealed to contain aerated concrete
Government has no plans to pay for work on risky housing despite warnings of ‘cladding-style crisis in the making’
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Published in: Home: NewsStarmer assistant among active corporate lobbyists working for shadow cabinet
Staffer for Labour leader has senior Grant Thornton role while Dodds and Reynolds have taken secondees from lobbyists
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Published in: Home: OpinionI posed as a private jet customer. This is what I was told about emissions
Private jet companies want us to believe in “guilt-free” and “carbon-neutral” flights despite their sky-high emissions
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionHow Elon Musk is using X to fuel right-wing hate in the US
Musk’s interactions on Twitter embolden white supremacists and other toxic users in the name of ‘free speech’
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Published in: oDR: OpinionRussia wants this young anarchist to stay in prison forever
The Kremlin wants Azat Miftakhov and other political prisoners behind bars forever, says an exiled Russian journalist
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Published in: Home: InvestigationSpy tech firm won £27m government deal after introduction from ex-MI6 boss
Exclusive: MPs issue warnings over £480m NHS deal amid news ex-spymaster ‘recommended’ Palantir to Cabinet Office
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Published in: Home: NewsNet zero minister linked to oil-funded group that targeted climate protesters
Claire Coutinho was senior fellow at Policy Exchange, which drafted law to crack down on XR and other climate activists
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Published in: Home: OpinionWill Prigozhin's death make any difference to the war in Ukraine?
A lot rests on whether Putin’s brutal consolidation of power works out
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Published in: Home: NewsPolice tried to gather information on protesters ahead of arms fair
Metropolitan Police pressured hosts to confirm the size of a ‘know your rights’ training event in east London
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Published in: Home: OpinionIf the RSPB can’t call out government lies, democracy is under threat
How can an organisation be forced to apologise for telling the truth on behalf of its one million members?
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionTrump and Big Tech are setting the tone for a violent 2024 election season
Tech giants' hands-off approach to disinformation does not bode well at a time of growing political violence
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Published in: Home: NewsLabour figures took £10,000 gifts from Google and YouTube ahead of tax U-turn
Keir Starmer’s Labour Party backtracked on plan to hike Digital Services Tax to 10% after being showered with freebies
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Published in: oDR: OpinionWhat Prigozhin’s death means for Russia
There is some ambiguity around how, exactly, Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin was killed. But that is useful to Putin
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Published in: Home: NewsMPs’ expenses: Watchdog announces review of spending on PR firms
openDemocracy investigation revealed how MPs could potentially pay friends on expenses to help fight elections
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Published in: 50.50: AnalysisHow conservative stronghold Guatemala elected a progressive president
Results suggest conservative fear-mongering failed to connect with an electorate weary of corruption and inequality
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Published in: Home: NewsStarmer has taken more freebies than all Labour leaders since 1997 combined
Labour leader’s 28 junkets include Spurs hospitality, two Coldplay concerts and a £380 dinner from Google at Davos
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Published in: Dark Money Investigations: InvestigationCrowdfunding site used by Wootton has ties to shadowy think tanks
Exclusive: Democracy 3.0 hosts campaigns by politicians, but lacks transparency about donations
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Published in: Home: NewsLabour conference set to host weapons manufacturers and spy-tech firm
Boeing, Palantir and Babcock listed as sponsors for fringe events run by New Statesman Media Group
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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Only 16 rogue landlords are banned from renting out properties
Cash-strapped councils are reluctant to take landlords to court due to legal costs, a lawyer told openDemocracy