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Cuban leftists begin to turn their fire on the harmful practices of the state
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Dennis Severs House recreates his eccentric tours based on found tapes
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Russia names Bellingcat reporting partner a ‘foreign agent’ Andrew Roth in Moscow © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: AP
Russia has named a local partner of the Bellingcat investigative journalism collective as a “foreign agent” in an apparent act of revenge for helping reveal the Kremlin’s role in the Salisbury poisonings and assassination attempts by the security agencies.
Russia’s justice ministry on Friday named the Insider, an investigative website, along with five journalists for other publications as “foreign agents”, a label that implied the news agencies and individual reporters were taking foreign money to influence Russian politics.
The designation requires the outlets to label all their content and is said to scare off potential partners and advertisers. Organisations that are deemed as failing to comply with the law can be forced to shut.
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Kingpins in Channel smuggling operation ‘living and working freely’ in the UK Diane Taylor © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Ben Stansall/AFP/Getty Images
Three of the kingpins in operations to smuggle thousands of asylum seekers across the Channel in small boats are living and working freely in the UK and have evaded detection by the Home Office and law enforcement agencies, migrants interviewed by the Guardian have claimed.
Asylum seekers interviewed by the Guardian on condition of anonymity who have communicated with the three men they say are among those at the top of the cross-Channel smuggling operations estimate that during the busy summer season each of these three men could be laundering up to £100,000 a day.