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David Rose

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  • Investigations Editor, UnHerd
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As seen in: UnHerd, MSN, Daily Mail, Irish Daily Mail, MSN UK, Quartz, Taylor & Francis Online, Vanity Fair, Flipboard, The Irish Times, Irish Independent and
UnHerd investigations editor. Awards include reporter and feature writer of the year, Trento mountain literature & David Watt prizes. Written 7 books. Caver.
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Starmer's Misinformation Mafia

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By David Rose Verified
| freespeechunion.org
← Back to Publications The Labour-Aligned Network Campaigning for Online Censorship A cluster of Labour-aligned think tanks, two with close ties to Morgan McSweeney, have campaigned for online censorship. This is ostensibly to protect users of social media platforms like X and Facebook from mis- and disinformation — or "hate", as these campaigners often describe it.
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Obtaining Damages by Deception

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By David Rose Verified
| freespeechunion.org
Last summer, the "King of the Trolls" Sebastian Bond became the most vilified man in Britain. Unmasked as the shadowy figure behind the "toxic" online gossip forum Tattle Life, he was denounced in newspapers, Parliament and on daytime TV. Bond's humiliation came at the hands of Northern Irish couple Neil Sands and Donna Sands who had sued him for libel, breach of privacy and harassment.
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Every Attempt to End the War in Ukraine Collapses When Compromise Is Within Reach

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By David Rose Verified
| Stories Framing the Globe (SFG Media)
The war in Ukraine has repeatedly approached moments when a way out seemed possible. At such points, talk of compromise emerged, negotiating formulas took shape, and a pause in escalation appeared within reach. Yet each time a solution seemed close, something intervened to unravel these understandings and return the conflict to a force-based trajectory. In the country’s modern history, this logic has played out more than once.
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