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Iraq Inquiry Digest
About this blog
This is the blog of Chris Ames, who also runs the Iraq dossier website.
The aim of this blog is to look at spin in the media and in particular the cosy relationship between journalists and politicians.
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- Murdoch accused of interfering
- Barclays and Mugabe
- A non defection
- Comment is free... sometimes
- Tesco the tyrant
- A further drop of sense
- Pots, kettles, etc
- Hutton on the Button
- Panic!
- Deeply dodgy
- Shifting the blame
- Ken's not so secret weapons
- The Vultures may have to wait
- So What?
- Off message
- Tough on Tesco
- A hornet's nest
- Privately religious
- Fair enough
- Good question
- Telegraphing your plans
- Propaganda Puppets
- Confused? You will be
- A minor splash
- Banning the BNP
- Democracy and freedom in Afghanistan
- Tesco the bully
- Appearances can be deceptive
- Locking up the truth
- Ken shows me up
- More deep shallowness
- Say no more
- Foot in bag
- Oops - we lied
- Don't mention the election
- Targeting civilians - and the press
- Stirring resentment
- Myths and the Mail
- Ministry of Truth
- It doesn't add up
- Under wraps
- The wages of spin
- Who's a conspiracy crank?
- Still a mystery?
- Some devils are better than others
- Sour Grapes?
- Splitting Straws
- The national security card is a joker
- Please go away
- The Father Ted defence
- Hit 'em hard
- A lot at stake
- I diagnose a twisted arm
- Need to know a secret?
- Thanks very much
- Say no more
- Brown, orange and green
- Private is best
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About Me
- Chris Ames
- Chris Ames is a freelance investigative journalist and regular contributor to the New Statesman and Comment is Free. He is the editor of the Iraq Inquiry Digest website and created and maintains the Iraqdossier website.
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