Declassified UK

Posted: 16th May 2022

Catch up on what you might have missed from DCUK last week.

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Declassified files from the early 1970s show the UK government secretly sought to discredit the human rights organisation’s investigation into British torture in Northern Ireland and its notorious ‘Five Techniques’.

A new Manifesto for a People’s Media by the Media Reform Coalition calls for urgently-needed changes to curb corporate ownership of UK news organisations and grow independent media serving the public, not elite, interest.

WhatsApp messages that may have been sent between Britain’s Prime Minister and the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia will not be made public, No.10 Downing Street tells Declassified.