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The Cover-up of the Impeachment Coverage

Mick Meaney August 12, 2008 1

By Chris Stevenson | A 7/31/08 report by Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) shows even the most token coverage of the impeachment hearings as receiving no respect: “CNN’s Election Center program devoted a

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Extent of secret Government IRA links revealed

Mick Meaney March 18, 2008 0

The full extent of a secret 20-year “back channel” between the British government and the IRA is revealed today by Tony Blair’s former chief of staff, who declares that the peace process might never

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Diana inquest probes world of espionage

Mick Meaney February 24, 2008 1

Intelligence officers are facing unprecedented public scrutiny as they take the stand at the inquest into Princess Diana’s death to deny claims that the security services killed her on the royal family’s orders.Their former

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Ex-spy chief denies group killed Diana

Mick Meaney February 21, 2008 1

By Robert Barr ASSOCIATED PRESS The former head of MI6 denied yesterday that the British intelligence agency killed Princess Diana and her boyfriend, Dodi Fayed, in 1997. Sir Richard Dearlove, who was MI6′s director

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Former Spy: MI6 could have killed Diana

Mick Meaney February 13, 2008 1

Daily Mail Former spy Richard Tomlinson revealed that the crash that killed Diana was bore and ‘eerie similarity’ to an MI6 assassination plot A former spy told the Diana inquest today he believed the

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Ex-private secretary denies role in Diana death

Mick Meaney February 12, 2008 0

James Sturcke and agencies The Queen’s former private secretary today said he could not have helped to “murder” Princess Diana because he was in a rural church hall listening to a talk by the

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Ex-MI6 Chief to Testify at Diana Inquest

Mick Meaney February 12, 2008 0

AP The former head of Britain’s foreign intelligence agency said Monday he will testify that his organization had nothing to do with the death of Princess Diana when he appears at her inquest later

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‘MI6 team in Paris at time of Diana crash’

Mick Meaney February 11, 2008 1

An MI6 team was operating at the British Embassy in Paris at the time of Princess Diana’s death, her inquest has heard. But former ambassador Lord Jay told the High Court hearing he had

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Diana’s bodyguard had help pleas ignored

Mick Meaney January 27, 2008 0

Bodyguards for Princess Diana and her lover Dodi Fayed had calls for extra security rejected during their fateful trip to Paris, the inquest into their deaths has heard. Trevor Rees, who was one of

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Diana crash survivor to testify

Mick Meaney January 22, 2008 0

The only survivor of the crash that killed Princess Diana is scheduled to testify Wednesday at the inquest into her death. Trevor Rees, formerly known as Trevor Rees-Jones, was the front-seat passenger in the

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“Inconsistencies” over Diana driver samples

Mick Meaney January 21, 2008 0

The procedures used by French medical experts to collect samples from the body of Princess Diana’s chauffeur suffered “inconsistencies”, the inquest into her death was told on Monday by a leading British toxicologist. French

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Energy rip-off exposed

Mick Meaney January 13, 2008 0

Steven Swinford and Jon Ungoed-Thomas BRITAIN’S biggest energy companies have stifled competition to raise prices and make record profits of more than £4.5 billion, a Sunday Times investigation has found. The six companies that

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New probe aims to cover up CIA tortures

Mick Meaney January 12, 2008 1

By John Catalinotto In an attempt to limit political damage and protect the highest officials, the new U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey has ordered a special investigation of the decision in 2005 to destroy

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‘British spies bugged Diana, leaked tapes to smear her’

Mick Meaney January 12, 2008 0

British intelligence was spying on Princess Diana and recording embarrassingly private conversations, which were later leaked to the world, three years before she separated from the heir to the throne, her former bodyguard has

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Diana ‘believed she would be bumped off’

Mick Meaney January 12, 2008 0

By Nick Allen Diana, Princess of Wales believed she was going to be “bumped off” by MI6 because of her high profile campaign against landmines, the inquest into her death has been told. Her

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The Diana inquiry cop who was on £1,000 a day

Mick Meaney December 24, 2007 0

Britain’s former top policeman Lord Stevens was paid £1,000 a day for taking charge of the inquiry into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. Documents released exclusively to The Mail on Sunday under

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Watchdog to report on Menezes killing

Mick Meaney December 21, 2007 0

PA News The police watchdog is expected to announce that no officers will face disciplinary action over the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes. The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) will reveal its decision

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Diana’s confidante reveals link to MI6

Mick Meaney December 14, 2007 0

Jack Malvern Rosa Monckton, a confidante of Diana, Princess of Wales, said yesterday that someone close to her was involved in the Secret Intelligence Service. Ms Monckton, who was with the Princess ten days

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Fayed feared Princess Diana crash was a plot

Mick Meaney December 1, 2007 0

Mohamed Fayed ‘instantly feared Princess Diana crash was a plot’ By Laura Clout Mohamed Fayed appeared convinced that the crash that killed his son Dodi and Diana, Princess of Wales was “a plot or

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Ambulance driver defends slow Diana journey

Mick Meaney November 14, 2007 0

David Batty and agencies Guardian Unlimited The ambulance carrying the dying Diana, Princess of Wales to hospital was deliberately driven slowly due to the severity of her injuries, an inquest heard today.The ambulance driver

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Knights Templar Secrets Revealed

Mick Meaney November 9, 2007 1

The Vatican has published secret archive documents about the trial of the Knights Templar, including a long-lost parchment that shows that Pope Clement V initially absolved the medieval Christian order from accusations of heresy,

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WITNESSES PICK OUT FIAT DRIVER IN DIANA CRASH

Mick Meaney October 31, 2007 0

By Richard Palmer A COUPLE who saw a white Fiat car zig-zagging out of the underpass where Diana was killed yesterday identified a Vietnamese man as its probable driver. Georges and Sabine Dauzonne were

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Charity accused of child trafficking

Mick Meaney October 29, 2007 0

· 16 EU nationals held over planned airlift of ‘orphans’ · Jet charter company says it had permit for flight Xan Rice in Nairobi, Dale Fuchs in Madrid and Alasdair Sandford in Paris Monday

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De Menezes ‘shot for 30 seconds’ to silence him? Why?

Mick Meaney October 28, 2007 1

By John A Blacker RINF Alternative News Witness feared terrorists were attacking train as police GUNNED Brazilian, leaked statement reveals Armed police officers under the control of “Common Purpose “ Agent Cressida Dick fired

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Diana was alive after the crash: Witness

Mick Meaney October 28, 2007 0

Princess Diana cried, “Oh my God, oh my God,” as she lay in the smoking wreckage of the car, according to one of the first witnesses to reach the crash site in the Paris

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