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Nick Davies
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Former special correspondent of The Guardian - phone-hacking, Wikileaks, Edward Snowden, toil and trouble.
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A very strong launch by the new independent news outfit www.thenerve.news - more energy and revelation in one issue than the dead-souled Fleet Street Sundays have managed in months.
The Nerve
Fearless, independent journalism covering culture, politics and tech
www.thenerve.news
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“.. Tesla's new car sales in April fell by 80.7% in Sweden, national data showed on Friday, a day after Denmark recorded a 67.2% drop .. and France reported a 59.4% fall, its fourth straight month of sales contraction.”

$TSLA @reuters.com
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Russia is a land of mystery, the wonders of Ermitage, the enigma of beautiful women, tantalising Westerners with its boundless puzzle of Russian soul.

But perhaps more importantly, Russia is this.
Somebody should give this BBC reporter a prize. He's taken on the lies of MI5 - and won. Any judge or politician who is supposed to supervise MI5 must now be asking if they too have been lied to. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
How I exposed MI5’s lie about its violent abusive agent
The Security Service gambled BBC correspondent Daniel De Simone had no evidence. A note, an email and a recording proved it wrong.
www.bbc.co.uk
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You can't accuse the Solicitors' Regulatory Authority of not whole-heartedly embracing the government's pro-growth agenda.

If lawyers can't take money from murderous scum to sue journalists for writing true things, how will we ever have growth again?

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UK law firm that acted for Putin’s warlord Prigozhin 'broke no rules'
Exclusive: Taking cash from a sanctioned Russian mercenary chief to enable him to sue a British journalist is not an abuse of our legal system, solicitors' regulator finds
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Most of the evidence which Murdoch has suppressed is here - allegations that execs conspired in crime to get stories; to spy on politicians; and to pervert the course of justice. All allegations remain untested in court; all are denied by Murdoch company. www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/ideas/media/...
The Murdoch spy papers
What if phone hacking was worse—much worse—than previously thought? Reporter Nick Davies uncovered the original scandal. Now, with remarkable document...
www.prospectmagazine.co.uk
This is spot on. I was in court for the settlement negotiations. It was explicit in comments from both sets of lawyers that the the suppression of evidence due to be heard in the trial was an absolutely essential requirement for the Murdoch side.
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Another two days on the picket line tomorrow & Friday with fellow Guardian & Observer journalists to protest shocking decision to give away the Observer to loss-making startup Tortoise. Please join us from 9am – 90 York Way, London N1 9GU. Cake, songs, anger & surprise guests
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"The seeds of its own impending implosion."

Journalist @carolecadwalla.bsky.social of The Observer describes the "crisis" caused by the sale of the publication to Tortoise Media, calling it a blow to her defence of mainstream media.
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The very idea that Mexico must be bullied with tariffs into cracking down on migrants is designed to imply that it’s doing nothing right now—it’s taking advantage of us, Trump might say—and only his fearsome threats can force it into submission.

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Mexican President’s Harsh Takedown of Trump Exposes an Ugly MAGA Scam
Claudia Sheinbaum’s response to Trump’s threat of tariffs revealed truths that the president-elect doesn’t want Americans to know.
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The Guardian's management appears to have declared war on its journalists.
Statement on decision by The Scott Trust and GMG boards to approve the sale in principle of the Observer to Tortoise Media: NUJ general secretary-elect Laura Davison said: “Members at the Guardian and Observer will be angry and extremely disappointed that The Scott Trust and GMG boards have chosen..
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It is 50 years since the IRA planted bombs in two Guildford pubs.

It is 50 years since the police began an investigation that ended up imprisoning four innocent people.

And now we finally have the full truth about this terrible injustice, writes @bynickdavies.bsky.social.
www.prospectmagazine...
The truth of the Guildford bombings
An updated book exposes the institutional and individual failings that resulted in four people being wrongly imprisoned
www.prospectmagazine.co.uk