Declassified UK

Former Israeli negotiator Daniel Levy breaks down Donald Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ and its dystopian plan for the future of Gaza – and possibly even the world, as it sets itself up as a rival to the UN. 

We talk about Tony Blair’s role on the board, the other lesser known but equally troubling figures involved, and what Palestinians themselves make of all this.

Labour think tank paid PR firm to investigate Declassified journalist

Labour Together, which was once run by Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, classed our reporter John McEvoy among “significant persons of interest”.

Cameron met top government lawyer while dodging ICC prosecutor

David Cameron sought advice from government’s top lawyer in Israel arms sales case a day after pencilled-in meeting with Karim Khan, new data show

Labour Friends of Israel reported to election watchdog

Exclusive: Complaint centres around concerns that the pro-Israel ‘lobby group’ should have declared its donors

The 24-site US military network in Britain worth £11 billion

America’s War Department owns more military and intelligence sites in Britain than the government has told parliament.

UK ignores corruption scandals when awarding major military contracts

Freedom of Information requests reveal Britain’s trade department collected “no information” about fines issued to UK military suppliers for corruption.

Six Palestine Action protesters have been found not guilty of aggravated burglary at an Elbit weapons site near Bristol.

Zoe Rogers, Fatema Zainab Rajwani, Charlotte Head, Samuel Corner, Leona Kamio and Jordan Devlin were also not convicted of any other charges by a jury at Woolwich Crown Court on Wednesday.

Palestine Action protesters found not guilty of Elbit burglary

Campaigners claim ‘huge blow’ to government after landmark prosecution of direct action group fails.

‘Why was she shot?’ Iraqi family’s quest for justice after UK raid

They were promised an investigation after British forces attacked their home. Nearly 20 years later, this Iraqi family still wants answers.

Kneecap’s manager Dan Lambert explains how the band navigates media bias and the music industry.

One hundred years of British interference in Venezuela

Declassified files expose how the UK has tried to control Venezuela’s oil for over a century, seeking to thwart nationalisation through political pressure, propaganda, and covert operations.