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Dr. Lashmar

paul-lashmar-investigative-journalistPaul Lashmar: Investigative Journalist, Television Producer, Broadcaster, Author, Research Academic and Senior Lecturer at the City, University of London.

Paul's Phd explores the links between the intelligence services and the media and is his core research interest.

Since joining the Observer in 1978 Paul Lashmar has covered many of the most important stories of our time:  Mark Thatcher and Equatorial Guinea Coup,  Weapons of Mass Destruction, the Royal Family avoiding income tax, MI5 vetting of BBC staff, Spycatcher, and the Stalker Affair.

Working for the Observer, Independent on Sunday and Guardian newspapers, as well as ITV’s hard-hitting documentary series World in Action, the BBC’s Timewatch and a string of other notable productions, Paul has certainly made his mark.  

Paul passionately believes in a strong press unafraid of challenging those in positions of power and is troubled by the steady decline in investigative journalism across the mainstream media. Despite this there are still some terrific stories out there and with over thirty years working alongside the best in the industry Paul has the contacts and the nous to sniff out the stories others often miss.

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    Web Link Cyber experts say most US institutions hacked by Chinese
    'The list of those hacked in recent years includes law firms, think tanks, news organizations, human rights groups, contractors, congressional offices, embassies and federal agencies.' Source: Washington Post, Craig Timberg & Ellen Nakashima
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    Web Link Panorama set to reveal new details on how Iraq war began

    'Peter Taylor, the award-winning investigative reporter, is working on the investigation to mark the 10th anniversary of the Iraq conflict next month, The Independent has learnt.' Source: Adam Sherwin,Independent

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    Web Link The meat scandal shows all that is rotten about our free marketeers

    The collapse of a belief system paralyses and terrifies in equal measure. Certainties are exploded. A reliable compass for action suddenly becomes inoperable. Everything you once thought solid vaporises. Source: Will Hutton, Observer

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    Web Link Horsemeat scandal linked to secret network of firms

    'The Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project identified an intermediary firm, Draap Trading, based in Limassol, Cyprus, as playing a pivotal role in shipping horsemeat across Europe.' Source: Jamie Howard,Observer

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    Web Link Secret funding bank-rolls climate denial thinktanks | 150213
    'Conservative billionaires used a secretive funding route to channel nearly $120m (£77m) to more than 100 groups casting doubt about the science behind climate change.' Source: Suzanne Goldenberg,Guardian, US environment correspondent
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    'Investigative journalism at risk from government plan to weaken protection for writers and their sources...' Source: Vikram Dodd,Guardian
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    Web Link Strike Watch (see who's striking where you are) | 30th Nov 2011
    Today the UK had its biggest day of strike action for a generation. See who's striking and why?
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    Web Link Mali: Telegraph finds al-Qaeda plan in Timbuktu | 130213
    'A secret document revealing how al-Qaeda in north Africa planned to seize "command" of the jihadist struggle in the Sahara has been found in Timbuktu'. Source: David Blair,chief foreign correspondent, Telegraph

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