Tom Coburg
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South Bristol, NY, United States
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Braverman's Illegal Migration Bill threatens UK membership of human rights body
In their zeal to ensure the Illegal Migration Bill is passed, the Tories are prepared for the UK to be considered an international pariah → Read More
Manchester Arena bombing: the MI5, MI6, and NATO backstory detailed
Manchester Arena bombing: the picture emerging is not just about MI5's role but also the UK's foreign interventions, including those in Libya → Read More
Victims of blacklisting could seek compensation from government, lawyers concur
The Undercover Policing Inquiry's closing statements included issues of collusion between the government and a private blacklisting agency → Read More
Omagh bombing inquiry announced decades after intelligence failures revealed
Was the protection of intelligence assets considered more important than preventing the Omagh bombing? → Read More
Governments and police colluded with private agencies to blacklist activists, report confirms
At least 40,000 people were subject to blacklisting over decades of collusion with government - and that's just one agency, says the UCPI → Read More
A far-right troll's intervention appears to have seen anti-fascist news sites banned from Twitter
This blatant blacklisting is an example of how easy it is for the right to manipulate social media → Read More
New developments may prove a game-changer for Julian Assange
These revelations completely destroy any attempt at justification for the prosecution of Assange → Read More
Tory minister says strikes play into Putin's hands
Tories know nothing about class struggle, let alone workers' solidarity now seen in the widening strike action that's affecting the entire UK → Read More
US spyware firm poised for role in new £360m NHS data platform
Is this a done deal? → Read More
Technology developed by controversial CIA-funded data-miner to run NHS data programme
Support us and go ad-freeTechnology developed by US data-miner Palantir – owned by billionaire Peter Thiel – is to be used to manage a pilot of the new NHS Faster Data Programme. This is controversial because many of the company’s contracts are intelligence or military related. They include: the CIA, the FBI, NSA, the Marine Corps, the US Air Force, Special Operations Command, and West Point (US… → Read More
MPs demand investigation into climate change denial group linked to Suella Braverman
These groups "are no longer lobbying government - they are the government" → Read More
The secretive Tory faction pushing hardline Brexit policy in Rishi Sunak's government
As many as 118 MPs are members of the European Research Group (ERG) → Read More
Leftists supporting Putin are ‘idiots’, say anarchists from Ukraine
Within the Russian population, there’s resistance against Putin’s war. The Canary has tried to highlight this resistance by amplifying grassroots movements. Critically, it’s important that our ‘left’ alliances don’t result in us talking over voices on the ground in Russia. Activists in the resistance describe themselves as anarchists, anarcho-syndicalists, anarchist-communists, or libertarian… → Read More
Mutinies, sabotage, and mass disaffection: anti-war resistance in Russia escalates
Russia is seeing an escalation in disaffected citizens, many of whom are fleeing the country to avoid conscription. This follows the mobilisation of around 300,000 military reserves, as well as referendums in the Russian occupied regions of Ukraine. There have also been incidents of mutinies, attacks on army recruitment offices, and sabotage – not all reported by corporate media. Russia’s… → Read More
Kwasi Kwarteng's budget is a declaration of war on poor people
The Tories are waging war, and the casualties will be in their millions → Read More
Confidential review reveals police were long aware of a spycop's sexual abuse of activists
Justice will only truly be served when the names, real and false, of all of the spycops and their supervisors are released → Read More
The anti-rights bill is shelved, but Liz Truss's class war continues unabated
As Truss goes on the attack, it's essential we all stand our ground → Read More
Emily Maitlis' "active agent" at the BBC is just one bit of the rotten edifice
Her 'revelations' could have come straight from The Canary’s archives → Read More
Prepare for a Tory government that's as extremist as Margaret Thatcher's
Whoever gets to be the next prime minister, prepare for class war → Read More
Behind Johnson's security breach lies a story that's all about power and exploitation
Have Russian donors influenced the agendas of Tory politicians? → Read More