Declassified UK

Posted: 8th September 2025

How we helped Kenyans win environmental battle with UK army

Four years after British troops caused a major fire in Kenya, victims are receiving compensation – thanks in part to our investigation.

Labour must not award Elbit a £2 billion military deal

Why are Israel’s largest arms firm and a company mired in a corruption scandal even being considered for training British troops?

Woman allegedly murdered by UK troops suffered 7 broken ribs

An autopsy report sheds light on “acute injury” sustained by a Kenyan teenager shortly before her death.

Revealed: Peter Mandelson asked Jeffrey Epstein for Israel advice

Britain’s ambassador to the US asked the convicted paedophile to help vet an Israeli consultant in London.

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A US military contractor hired by Britain to conduct surveillance over Gaza operated above Nuseirat refugee camp the night before an Israeli bombing killed over 30 Palestinians in December 2024.

Declassified can now reveal that a spy plane owned by a US contractor to whom the RAF is outsourcing its spy flights circled over Nuseirat refugee camp the night before the bombing.

The media’s new narrative on Israel shouldn’t fool anyone

Mainstream media waited for the government to become critical of Israel before running more negative coverage, data suggests.

Labour MP broke rules over Israel trip

Inquiry by parliament authorities found that Peter Prinsley was late to declare ‘solidarity’ visit, following Declassified investigation.

Exclusive: Gaza victim demands justice over British spy flights

A spy plane from a UK air base flew over his neighbourhood in Gaza hours before Israel blew up his home. Now he wants answers.

British veteran joins flotilla to break Gaza siege

Exclusive: Former fighter pilot Malcolm Ducker told Declassified he’s “absolutely appalled” at UK spy flights in support of Israel.

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