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Andrew Gilligan

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Senior fellow & head of transport and London, Policy Exchange; special adviser to two Prime Ministers 2019-24; was Journalist of the Year, British Press Awards.
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Andrew Gilligan: Mercy, please and mark my words - fewer media hungry ministers in a future Tory team would be a blessing

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By Andrew Gilligan
| ConservativeHome
Andrew Gilligan is a writer and former No10 adviser.
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The British Muslim Trust’s mosque attack claims don’t add up

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By Andrew Gilligan
| The Spectator Australia Verified
This week, The Spectator exposed how the British Muslim Trust (BMT), paid millions of pounds by the Government as its official monitor of anti-Muslim hatred, has made multiple claims about attacks on mosques which are not true, and others for which it refuses to provide evidence. They were either not attacks, or were not directed against mosques, or both On Thursday, the BMT chose to double down.
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Is it really true that a mosque is attacked every five days in Britain?

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By Andrew Gilligan
| The Spectator Australia Verified
A new body paid millions of pounds to be the Government’s official monitor of anti-Muslim hatred has made multiple false claims about attacks on mosques, and other claims for which it refuses to provide evidence, The Spectator can reveal. One of the most serious supposed attacks on mosques was actually on a building labelled as a synagogue. At least two of the supposed attacks on mosques never took place.
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