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Jason Arday told the press he was at his limit. It answered with 188 more articles. He is dead at 41.

A census of every substantive written article 14 national outlets published about Jason Arday before he was found dead on 14 August: 229 articles, at least 188 of them in the nine days after his resignation letter said he had reached 'the limits of what any person should reasonably be expected to endure'. The original 249-row list included one video page and 19 articles published after the 3:12pm boundary; those later articles are now shown separately. His death is with the coroner; the page counts what he was under, and claims nothing it cannot show.

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The 'Ceasefire' Is a Lie

Since 10 October 2025, Israel has attacked Gaza on 252 of 279 counted days and killed at least 1,127 Palestinians, more than 260 of them children: a child a day. Satellite analyses show the 'temporary' yellow line concreted, bermed and moved inward as Israeli-held territory grew from about half the Strip towards 70 per cent, and cabinet ministers now march to the fence announcing new illegal settlements in Gaza and the West Bank. The day-by-day record, every figure sourced.

Jaber Jehad Badwan (CC BY-SA 4.0) Source

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A Quarter of a Million Lies

Rupert Lowe's Rape Gang Inquiry Report anchors on a figure of 250,000. It was never counted. It is a 2018 House of Lords guess: Rotherham's 1,400 (every form of child sexual exploitation, of every background) scaled across the country and relabelled 'white girls raped by Muslim gangs'. A forensic account of how the number, the ethnic-to-religious switch, and the fabricated 'meat' hadith were manufactured, and what happens when a lie about a whole religion reaches millions.

House of Commons / Laurie Noble (CC BY 3.0) Source

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The West Blacked Out a Genocide That Never Stopped

Palestinian journalists are still documenting Israel's genocide in Gaza. From 2023 to 2026 we tracked how the major Western outlets covered it: after the October 2025 'ceasefire' their coverage collapsed by about three quarters, even as the killing continued. The data on who went dark, and who didn't, per outlet and per source type.

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One Stabbing Was Terror. The Other Was a 'Knifeman'.

Two stabbings, radically asymmetric coverage. Measured in a like-for-like first-72-hour window, the national press covered the Golders Green stabbing of two Jewish men several times more than the Edinburgh attacks that wounded five, several of them Muslim, and reached for 'terror' far more often (Edinburgh was reported as 'suspected', 'faith-based hate', or a 'knifeman'). And the newsroom gap mirrors a government gap: an emergency COBRA meeting, threat-level rise, PM visit and £25m for one, none of it for the other.

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London Crime Lies

Crime is at record lows. But the misinformation is at record highs. How politicians and media weaponise fabricated stats to stoke fear, blame immigration, and target Muslims.

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