Keir Starmer says the UK was “not involved” in the kidnapping of Nicolás Maduro. But Britain has been supporting regime change in Venezuela for years.
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UK backs International Criminal Court since it can’t prosecute Britons
The government has long believed the ICC would only act in “failed states” and is not able to indict UK nationals, declassified files show.
The UK seeks to arm Syria
The British government has a new policy promoting weapons exports to Syria, whose regime is led by former Al-Qaeda operatives
How our reporting – and your support – changed 2025 for the better
Our revelations this year have triggered inquiries, suspended Israeli soldiers training in the UK and stopped the British army from firing white phosphorus in Kenya – and more
Gaza’s Yellow Line: Where Israel’s war rages on
Palestinians stranded by newly drawn boundary question when they can return home
How British state secrecy just got worse
The UK government must not use a new Supreme Court judgment as a blank cheque to conceal state wrongdoing
Lufthansa resumes military deliveries to Israel
German air freight had halted the shipments for a week, citing UK regulations
Westminster group was funded by Israeli government, inquiry confirms
Official probe was sparked by Declassified investigation into weapons firm
Cameron was urged to meet ICC prosecutor days before ‘threatening’ him
Foreign Office staff tried to convince David Cameron to support the ICC and meet Karim Khan shortly before heated phone call reported between them
‘Release Gaza footage,’ British victim demands in new spy flight documentary
Father of former Royal Marine killed in Gaza says footage captured by opaque UK surveillance programme could clarify what happened to his son.
