Articles by Phil Miller

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Extract Making a killing from killing

Investigative journalist PHIL MILLER'S new book exposes the activities of Keenie Meenie Services, a powerful and secretive mercenary company which, from Sri Lanka to Nicaragua, has been involved in war crimes around the world.

Britain | Thursday 10th Oct 2019

'It's wrong' – widow blasts US troops' impunity as coroner rules on captain's death

Britain | Thursday 26th Sep 2019

Organiser of London arms fair heads to ‘one of the most despotic regimes on earth’ for next event

Britain | Thursday 26th Sep 2019

Suffolk schools kids Skype with builders at local US military base

Friday 13th Sep 2019

Facebook 'stifling press freedom' by censoring Morning Star post

FACEBOOK has been accused of “stifling press freedom” after it censored a Morning Star journalist’s post on Kurdish politics.

Friday 13th Sep 2019

Charm offensive: what happened when the Morning Star went to an arms fair

PHIL MILLER reports from the Defence and Security Equipment International expo, where he did not receive the welcome he was expecting

Friday 13th Sep 2019

EHRC Exposed New conflict of interest row at EHRC as second board member joins law firm taking government work

THE official probe into anti-semitism in the Labour Party has been hit by a fresh conflict of interest row, after a second board member at the Equa

Tuesday 10th Sep 2019

Arms fair opens in London amid controversy

A new poll shows most of the British public oppose selling weapons to the despotic regimes at the show, which has also denied access to two journalists

Tuesday 10th Sep 2019

Exclusive: Unite alarmed after MoD removes asbestos guidance without consultation

BRITAIN’S largest trade union has expressed alarm after the Ministry of Defence (MoD) scrapped guidance on how asbestos should be handled by worker

Monday 09th Sep 2019

British arms companies accused of ‘washing their hands’ over weapon sales

A DAMNING report has condemned British arms manufacturers for ignoring human rights abuses and war crimes committed by countries buying their weapo

Monday 09th Sep 2019

Hull Labour MP faces reselection process

HULL MP Diana Johnson has said she was “disappointed” to face a democratic selection process by Labour members in her constituency, writes Phil Mil

Sunday 08th Sep 2019

‘Funny tinge’ MP turns yellow, as John Mann quits Parliament for full-time Tory job

ANGELA SMITH has become the latest MP to join the Liberal Democrats, marking the end of her disastrous attempt to start a new party after she left

Thursday 29th Aug 2019

Cycling drugs cheat vows to shut down Heathrow airport with toy drone

A PARALYMPIC cyclist who was banned for a doping violation plans to shut down Heathrow airport with a toy drone in protest over a third runway.

Wednesday 28th Aug 2019

Exclusive: Ministry of Defence plans to destroy 156,000 files instead of giving them to the National Archives

Articles by Phil Miller

Extract Making a killing from killing

Investigative journalist PHIL MILLER'S new book exposes the activities of Keenie Meenie Services, a powerful and secretive mercenary company which, from Sri Lanka to Nicaragua, has been involved in war crimes around the world.

'It's wrong' – widow blasts US troops' impunity as coroner rules on captain's death

Organiser of London arms fair heads to ‘one of the most despotic regimes on earth’ for next event

Suffolk schools kids Skype with builders at local US military base

Facebook 'stifling press freedom' by censoring Morning Star post

FACEBOOK has been accused of “stifling press freedom” after it censored a Morning Star journalist’s post on Kurdish politics.

Charm offensive: what happened when the Morning Star went to an arms fair

PHIL MILLER reports from the Defence and Security Equipment International expo, where he did not receive the welcome he was expecting

EHRC Exposed New conflict of interest row at EHRC as second board member joins law firm taking government work

THE official probe into anti-semitism in the Labour Party has been hit by a fresh conflict of interest row, after a second board member at the Equa

Arms fair opens in London amid controversy

A new poll shows most of the British public oppose selling weapons to the despotic regimes at the show, which has also denied access to two journalists

Exclusive: Unite alarmed after MoD removes asbestos guidance without consultation

BRITAIN’S largest trade union has expressed alarm after the Ministry of Defence (MoD) scrapped guidance on how asbestos should be handled by worker

British arms companies accused of ‘washing their hands’ over weapon sales

A DAMNING report has condemned British arms manufacturers for ignoring human rights abuses and war crimes committed by countries buying their weapo

Hull Labour MP faces reselection process

HULL MP Diana Johnson has said she was “disappointed” to face a democratic selection process by Labour members in her constituency, writes Phil Mil

‘Funny tinge’ MP turns yellow, as John Mann quits Parliament for full-time Tory job

ANGELA SMITH has become the latest MP to join the Liberal Democrats, marking the end of her disastrous attempt to start a new party after she left

Cycling drugs cheat vows to shut down Heathrow airport with toy drone

A PARALYMPIC cyclist who was banned for a doping violation plans to shut down Heathrow airport with a toy drone in protest over a third runway.

Exclusive: Ministry of Defence plans to destroy 156,000 files instead of giving them to the National Archives

THE Ministry of Defence (MoD) plans to destroy more than 100,000 historic files, the Morning Star has discovered.

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