EXCLUSIVE: Unite boss Graham’s leaked message asking deletion of evidence against husband

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In 2022, Skwawkbox first exposed the attempts of Unite general secretary Sharon Graham – before she took the top job – to have evidence gathered by workers against her husband destroyed. Union staff had recorded four months’ worth of Jack Clarke’s bullying and misogyny, and the union had transcribed the recordings for its disciplinary investigation, which turned into a whitewash. Unite responded by smearing Skwawkbox. Lawyers later – explosively – admitted the union had destroyed the evidence. But they insisted the recordings and transcripts showed no abuse by Clarke. Supposedly, they only showed him and others getting angry about the management…

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Zero evidence New IRA intend to target migrants, countering online claims

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In recent days, the right-wing press have been circulating a story claiming that “the New Irish Republican Army” (New IRA) intend to launch a “campaign of violence” against migrants. As some of you may have seen on social media, the Canary even let this story through our editorial process, with a video from journalist Ani.Says being published. There’s one small problem – zero actual evidence has been provided to support this suggestion. The New IRA? The rumour appears to have first emerged on August 3, when conspiracist influencer ‘Andrew Jaoc’ posted a video claiming that: The old school [of the IRA]…

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Prince Andrew: ‘No evidence’ of Pizza Express visit

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Investigations by the BBC and Pizza Express have found “no evidence” that Prince Andrew visited the chain’s Woking branch. In his notorious 2019 BBC interview, Andrew claimed he couldn’t have had sex with Epstein victim, Virginia Giuffre, on 10 March 2001, as she alleged, as he had been at Pizza Express. By contrast, witness Shukri Walker was prepared to give sworn evidence that she saw Giuffre with the then-prince in a London nightclub. Andrew eventually paid Giuffre an estimated £12 million to settle out of court. Prince Andrew’s claims interrogated In January, the US government released further files from the investigation into…

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