Stephen Davis
Articles by stephen davis
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Society
Smokescreen
- 27 June 2005
Despite the government's anti-smoking bluster, the big tobacco companies live a charmed life in Britain, especially in the courts. You can't sue them and win. Investigation
Politics
Death in the Baltic: the MI6 connection
- 23 May 2005
Nearly 900 people perished when the Estonia ferry sank in 1994. In this exclusive investigation, Stephen Davis reveals that the ship was carrying a secret cargo of military equipment smuggled from the Russians by the British
World Affairs
Deported from America
- 22 November 2004
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Under US laws passed in the mid-1990s and now being strictly enforced, minor and long-forgotten offences can lead to jail and eventual exile, reports Stephen Davis
Politics
Can we trust our rulers ever to tell the truth?
- 28 July 2003
It was the great lie of the first Gulf war: that flight BA 149 to Kuwait City, from which civilians were taken hostage, had landed before the Iraqi invasion. Stephen Davis reveals the true story
Politics
The New Statesman Special Report - The SAS story they want to suppress
- 26 November 2001
Was the Bravo Two Zero mission in Iraq a shambles? An ex-soldier says it was, but Whitehall is determined to gag him, reports Stephen Davis
