Blogs about: Undisclosed Affiliations
Guido Fawkes savages the Telegraph's forelock-tugging political journalists
Richard Wilson wrote 7 months ago: From Guido Fawkes in The Telegraph There are a lot of bitter, jealous journalists at the Telegraph a … more →
Parliamentary aides offered perks by cigarette firm in advance of tobacco legislation debate
Richard Wilson wrote 9 months ago: In “Don’t Get Fooled Again” I highlight the exposure of columnist Roger Scruton, w … more →
AIDS and HIV: Connie Howard follows in Neville Hodgkinson's footsteps
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Richard Wilson wrote 9 months ago: Vue Weekly’s Connie Howard, who I took issue with here over her Jan 15th article urging … more →
Christopher Booker embraces recycling
Richard Wilson wrote 10 months ago: Journalist Christopher Booker may affect to doubt the human impact on the environment, and the wisdo … more →
George Monbiot launches the Booker prize for pseudo-science...
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Richard Wilson wrote 10 months ago: It had to happen sooner or later… From George Monbiot at the Guardian Today I am launching a n … more →
Booker attacks... BBC Newsnight science editor Susan Watts
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Richard Wilson wrote 10 months ago: Having disproved man-made global warming, refuted Darwin’s theory of evolution, and proved tha … more →
Poll: Is it right for the Sunday Telegraph to mislead the public about the health risks of asbestos?
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Richard Wilson wrote 10 months ago: The Sunday Telegraph columnist Christopher Booker has now written at least 41 different articles in … more →
Health experts urge Canadian government to stop funding the Chrysotile Institute
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Richard Wilson wrote 10 months ago: In “Don’t Get Fooled Again”, I highlight Sunday Telegraph columnist Christopher Bo … more →
Lizzy Siddal reviews Don't Get Fooled Again
Richard Wilson wrote 11 months ago: From Lizzy’s Literary Life We all know that you shouldn’t believe everything that you read in … more →
Broxtowe NG16 - the most racist postcode in Britain?
Richard Wilson wrote 1 year ago: I have to admit mixed feelings about the apparent leak of the British National Party’s full me … more →
A little bit of history repeating itself... George Monbiot on the lies told in the run-up to the First World War
Richard Wilson wrote 1 year ago: From The Guardian Another anniversary, almost forgotten in this country, falls tomorrow. On November … more →
Veteran Liberal MP's asbestos industry links exposed
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Richard Wilson wrote 1 year ago: The Daily Mirror has picked up on a story that’s been doing the rounds in Rochdale for a while … more →
Michael Lees slaps down the Sunday Telegraph over its latest claims on asbestos
Richard Wilson wrote 1 year ago: For the past six years, the Sunday Telegraph’s Christopher Booker has been trying to convince … more →
In his 41st article on the subject, Booker accuses the BBC of "moral corruption" for highlighting the health risks of asbestos
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Richard Wilson wrote 1 year ago: Earlier this week the BBC’s Today Programme reported a rise in the number of teachers, doctors … more →
"Professor" John Bridle's links to the asbestos industry
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Richard Wilson wrote 1 year ago: When the Sunday Telegraph columnist Christopher Booker first introduced his readers to John Bridle, … more →
Catholic aid charity Caritas claims to have stopped supporting LRA rebels, demands thanks from the Ugandan government
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Richard Wilson wrote 1 year ago: See also: Catholic aid charity Caritas accused of materially supporting LRA terror group From the Ca … more →
More on Booker's bogus claims about asbestos
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Richard Wilson wrote 1 year ago: Alongside his more grandiose claims about the “magic mineral” (which I highlight in deta … more →
Booker unbridled...
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Richard Wilson wrote 1 year ago: From George Monbiot’s latest column in The Guardian: So what can you say about a man who makes … more →
"Against the evidence" - New Statesman piece
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Richard Wilson wrote 1 year ago: The New Statesman has just published an article I’ve written, coinciding with the publication … more →
