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 12th Apr 2019

TUC Black Workers' Conference Tommy Robinson is ‘not a blue-collar hero,’ leading trade unionist says

TUC deputy general secretary Paul Nowak denounced Robinson as ‘a bully, a bigot and a fraud’

Friday 12th Apr 2019

TUC Black Workers Conference Home Office runs ‘institutionalised forced labour regime’ in detention centres, TUC warns

PAYING migrants just £1 an hour to work in detention centres is an “institutionalised forced labour regime,” a leading trade unionist has warned.

Friday 12th Apr 2019

TUC Black Workers Conference ‘Tackling discrimination is a fundamental trade union principle’, says Usdaw

SHOPWORKERS’ union Usdaw is calling on delegates at the TUC Black Workers’ Conference this weekend to back stronger collective bargaining rights.

Friday 12th Apr 2019

Black Workers Conference Bullied, mistreated and exploited: minority workers cut out of steady work and a fair deal

TUC analysis finds an ethnicity pay gap

Thursday 11th Apr 2019

IT glitch caused fourth army drone crash near Welsh village, report finds

A MILITARY drone crash in Wales was caused by computer failure, an official investigation has found.

Thursday 11th Apr 2019

‘Arrival of British war planes will not make Cyprus safe,’ say opposition party

THE main opposition party in Cyprus has “denounced” plans by hawkish Tory MP Gavin Williamson to send fighter jets to the Mediterranean island.

Wednesday 10th Apr 2019

Government defends arming Saudi Arabia at secret court hearing

by Phil Miller at the Court of Appeal

Wednesday 10th Apr 2019

Zambians can sue British mining giant after Supreme Court ruling

ZAMBIAN villagers won a landmark legal battle today at Britain’s highest court against a British mining company that has been blamed for contaminat

Tuesday 09th Apr 2019

British-Bahraini family protest at Embassy over relative’s imprisonment

THE family of a political prisoner in Bahrain have rallied outside the Gulf country’s embassy in London to demand her release.

Wednesday 10th Apr 2019

British bombs are being dropped from Saudi jets onto Yemeni schools, mosques and hospitals, court hears

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

TUC Black Workers' Conference Tommy Robinson is ‘not a blue-collar hero,’ leading trade unionist says

TUC deputy general secretary Paul Nowak denounced Robinson as ‘a bully, a bigot and a fraud’

TUC Black Workers Conference Home Office runs ‘institutionalised forced labour regime’ in detention centres, TUC warns

PAYING migrants just £1 an hour to work in detention centres is an “institutionalised forced labour regime,” a leading trade unionist has warned.

TUC Black Workers Conference ‘Tackling discrimination is a fundamental trade union principle’, says Usdaw

SHOPWORKERS’ union Usdaw is calling on delegates at the TUC Black Workers’ Conference this weekend to back stronger collective bargaining rights.

Black Workers Conference Bullied, mistreated and exploited: minority workers cut out of steady work and a fair deal

TUC analysis finds an ethnicity pay gap

IT glitch caused fourth army drone crash near Welsh village, report finds

A MILITARY drone crash in Wales was caused by computer failure, an official investigation has found.

‘Arrival of British war planes will not make Cyprus safe,’ say opposition party

THE main opposition party in Cyprus has “denounced” plans by hawkish Tory MP Gavin Williamson to send fighter jets to the Mediterranean island.

Government defends arming Saudi Arabia at secret court hearing

by Phil Miller at the Court of Appeal

Zambians can sue British mining giant after Supreme Court ruling

ZAMBIAN villagers won a landmark legal battle today at Britain’s highest court against a British mining company that has been blamed for contaminat

British-Bahraini family protest at Embassy over relative’s imprisonment

THE family of a political prisoner in Bahrain have rallied outside the Gulf country’s embassy in London to demand her release.

British bombs are being dropped from Saudi jets onto Yemeni schools, mosques and hospitals, court hears

Campaign Against Arms Trade challenges Sajid Javid's decision not to suspend bomb sales to Saudi Arabia in the Court of Appeal

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