Carlo Soracchi admitted he sought to elicit the empathy of one of the women by claiming that his sister had been abused by his father. He also told her that his father had died when he was actually alive. https://t.co/S87k0Tykfb
Undercover officer admits deceiving woman into five-year relationship.
#Spycops Mark Jenner strung along activist who wanted to have children with him in an ‘extremely cruel’ way to infiltrate anti racism & police accountability campaigns
#SpyCopsInquiry
https://t.co/gxsQTdzNzk
Undercover officers secretly monitored a community organisation that sought to expose wrongdoing and corruption in the Metropolitan police, the #spycops public inquiry has heard. https://t.co/8JQUSy2qFk
Wait a second. Lobbying registrar says that Allan's firm's clients include British Horseracing Authority - which, I recently revealed, was involved in a completely opaque - in fact, illicit - lobbying campaign paid for by billionaire track-track owners to exempt the industry from higher taxes at the budget.
Treasury sources tell me it succeeded. Reeves: "Each of us must do our bit"... does that include clients of No10 director of comms lobbying shop?
A U.K. lawmaker trying to derail a bill to ban smoking for future generations discussed the legislation with a family member at @BATplc. When contacted by @examinationnews and @guardian, he questioned whether his discussions constituted lobbying.👇 https://t.co/nkkMgLNOv0
✨ New podcast episode out now! ✨
This week on #DeadlyIndustryPod, Louis is joined by Dr Alice Fabbri and Dr Tess Legg to break down a critical issue - conflicts of interest in science.
🎧 Listen now and join the conversation: https://t.co/iMAZwNLPJ6
#PublicHealth#Podcast
✨ Our podcast Deadly Industry: Challenging Big Tobacco is back for Series Two! ✨
We return Tues 30 September with eight powerful episodes exposing the tactics that keep the tobacco industry powerful and profitable.
🎧 New trailer: https://t.co/v4AbcdlBBv
#DeadlyIndustryPod
Last Tuesday, I awoke to an email from the High Court, rejecting an attempt to silence me with an interim injunction
This came as a surprise, because I'd no idea anyone had applied for an injunction. Even though this was an "on notice" injunction application
A quick WTF 🧵
Heated Tobacco Products #HTPs are being increasingly promoted by #BigTobacco as an alternative to cigarettes, but what do we really know about them?!
Check out @exposetobacco's latest brief for all the latest information on HTPs.
👉 Learn more: https://t.co/xdNCULoc8H
🗞️ @philchamberlain is quoted by @alexralph in @thetimes commenting on the appointment of Penny Mordaunt, formerly Leader of the House of Commons and Minister for Disabled People, Health and Work, as paid adviser to British American Tobacco.
https://t.co/Xy2E7K9LmA
Penny Mordaunt, the former Conservative cabinet minister, has become a paid adviser to British American Tobacco, the maker of Lucky Strike and Dunhill cigarettes, provoking criticism from anti-smoking campaigners
https://t.co/z6pajZchPj
Final episode tonight of ‘The Undercover Police Scandal: Love & Lies Exposed’ - Thurs 20th at 9pm on @ITV. Please watch, encourage others to watch + let's bring an end to secret political policing & make sure police are not free to commit such human rights abuses again #spycops
It’s #InternationalWomensDay Mark it with a binge watch of our gripping, new #spycops documentary, & support our campaign to stop this state-sponsored abuse happening to other women.
All episodes now on @itvx
https://t.co/2dwfs7H6Be
#IWD2025
The end of an era for the anti-fascist movement - Searchlight founder Gerry Gable retires.
With the publication of the final print edition of Searchlight, the magazine's founder and often-times editor, Gerry Gable, has announced that he is stepping back from running the magazine.
The final issue, a huge 72-page look back over the magazine's history and achievements, comes shortly after Gerry's 88th birthday, and in it he writes that:
"When I sat down with a couple of former 62 group leaders in 1975 to discuss possibly relaunching Searchlight, the anti-fascist newspaper we had published in the mid-60s, I had no idea that it would set a course for me for the rest of my life...
"...having recently celebrated my 88th birthday, I intend now to take a bit of a back seat and leave the day to day running of the magazine in the hands of the very capable editorial committee which has been taking some of the burden and pressure off me for the last two years or more.
"...They are, if truth be told, much more suited to the future which we have charted for Searchlight, being more at home in the world of social media and the like than I ever would be. As such, they will steer our work increasing into the digital universe where already it is having an impact that, frankly, I have been amazed by."
In recognition of his extraordinary work over the decades he has been declared by the team who will carry on the work online to be Searchlight’s 'Editor Emeritus'. He will also remain Honorary Chair of the Editorial Committee.
You can read his valedictory editorial here:
https://t.co/JEpp9Id9k2
(Photo: Gerry at the Battle of Cable St 80th anniversary rally, in 2016. Photo: David Hoffman)
@uaf@AntiRacismDay
Following the screening of the new hard-hitting documentary last night, @helensteel12 & @AlisonSpycops explain that as more #spycops were uncovered by women who'd been deceived:
"we were able to see the systemic nature of this abuse".
All 3 episodes now available on @ITVX
A 🆕 report indicates inconsistencies between the amount of #cigarettes produced and the #tax paid by BATK, British American Tobacco’s Kenya subsidiary.
The report from @InvestigativeD and @TaxJusticeAfric suggests a tax discrepancy of up to $28 million.
https://t.co/m776f16Piz
Financial appeal for @copscampaign to assist with costs for reporting the #spycops inquiry. This is important because most of the media has barely published or broadcast a word on the recent hearings. Donations from #union branches especially welcome✊
https://t.co/4aya5hT7hA