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Thrilled by @NickCohen4 in Observer: "If you doubt that hostile foreign powers were happy to assist Britain into decline, I recommend Shadow State, Luke Harding's dazzling and meticulous account of #Russian interference in American and British politics" theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
Cohen: "The level of detail about #Russian intelligence operations in the #UK that Harding has amassed is breathtaking ... [Shadow State] shows the sheer scale of Leave.EU contacts with Alexander #Udod, who was expelled as a spy by Theresa May's government"
Cohen praises the work of @carolecadwalla and notes that Theresa May and Boris Johnson were told in late 2016 of the Kremlin's "likely hold" over Donald Trump - only to ignore the claim, plus "indications" of #Russian meddling over Brexit theguardian.com/world/2020/jun…
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Exclusive: MPs who drew up the #Russia report were told the #Kremlin has a "likely hold" over Donald #Trump and there were "indications" #Moscow interfered in and may have covertly funded the 2016 #Brexit vote  - my new book Shadow State reveals theguardian.com/world/2020/jun…
The evidence - given by former MI6 officer Christopher Steele - is the most compelling explanation so far as to why Boris #Johnson still refuses to publish the missing #Russia report, which he suppressed before last December's UK general election
In a confidential 2018 memo to the British parliament's intelligence and security committee (ISC) Steele accuses Theresa May and Johnson - at that point foreign secretary - of putting "party political interests" above "national security" - a "serious mistake", in his view
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Revealed: Russia 'hired network of Britons to go after enemies of #Putin', according to testimony given to parliament’s intelligence and security committee - the #Russia report, suppressed by Boris Johnson. My exclusive with ⁦@dansabbagh⁩ theguardian.com/world/2020/mar…
The @guardian is publishing Bill Browder’s evidence to the ISC, delivered in 2018. We don’t know if it features in final report. It paints a depressing picture of British former intelligence officers, MPs, PR guys lobbying on behalf of #Kremlin interests in return for £££££
The eventual report contains two sections - one public, the other secret. The confidential part has already been ‘published’ or circulated inside Whitehall, among spooks and government insiders. It’s this section which is likely to discuss #Russian emigre donations to #Tory party
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Scoop: leaked documents reveal #Russia's big push in Africa. My story featuring #Putin's favourite chef Yevgeny #Prigozhin and his undercover political operatives, from #Sudan to #CAR to #Madagascar theguardian.com/world/2019/jun… thanks @dossier_center
Here's analysis piece on what #Kremlin is seeking to achieve in #Africa: finding new allies, shoring up dictators, striking business and military deals, pushing out US, France and UK, squashing pro-democracy revolts theguardian.com/world/2019/jun…
And here's my mini-profile of Yevgeny #Prigozhin, the man leading #Russia's push in #Africa. From Soviet felon and hot-dog seller to the Kremlin's global action man and oligarch emperor of the St Petersburg troll factory theguardian.com/world/2019/jun…
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