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Amnesty International exposed years of anti-trans reporting at four UK newspapers. They ignored it.
(www.thebureauinvestigates.com)
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"When human rights are under attack the role of the press should be to challenge those in power โ not cheer them on."
The British press is mostly just courtiers to the rich and powerful these days.