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CanaryPod 14 May 2017 – UN report on human rights and #ToryDirtyMoney
In our very first podcast The Canary’s editor-in-chief, Kerry-Anne Mendoza (@TheMendozaWoman), talks to journalist Steve Topple (@MrTopple) about two of his pieces from the last 7 days. If you want to find out more about these stories, here’s some further reading:
UN Report on Human Rights
- The mainstream media have kept quiet about a major blow to the Tories’ election campaign. So we’re reporting it
- BREAKING: A damning UN report into the Tories has just been released. And every voter needs to see it
- 2017 World Press Freedom Index
#ToryDirtyMoney
- The BBC granted BuzzFeed an unopposed platform to debunk our story on Tory Dirty Money. They failed. [EDITORIAL]
- The astonishing response from Theresa May to the Tory election fraud verdict [VIDEO]
- BuzzFeed: How Politicians And Journalists Pushed A Dubious Conspiracy About HSBC Secretly Funding The Tories
- Move Your Money Campaigns
- BREAKING: Zero Conservative MPs will be prosecuted in the ‘Tory election fraud’ scandal. Except one… maybe [IMAGES]
- Naomi Klein’s ‘The Shock Doctrine’ is available in all good bookshops or via our affiliate link, below.
- Steve Keen’s ‘Debunking Economics‘ is available in all good bookshops
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Episode Credits:
Presented by Kerry-Anne Mendoza Speaking to Steve Topple
Produced and edited by Nancy Mendoza (@NancyWMendoza) and Mia Barnes (@migseytwit)
Our theme music by Grapes, licensed under Creative Commons CC BY-2.0
Get in touch: @CanaryPod / podcast@thecanary.co
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