Susie Boniface
Columnist at The Daily Mirror
Journalist at Freelance
Fleet Street hack and author. Often sarcastic, occasionally right. Fox (n) carnivore of genus vulpes; crafty person; scavenger; (vb) to confuse; to be drunk
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Susie Boniface
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mirror.co.uk | Susie Boniface
Hidden records about the Nuked Blood scandal are due to be released, but the Ministry of Defence is refusing to answer questions about the contentsEvidence of human radiation experiments by the British government is being withheld from campaigners, despite orders from ministers that it should be released. The Mirror's Freedom of Information requests to publish details about the medical monitoring of troops during nuclear weapons tests have been rejected, ignored, and refused.
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mirror.co.uk | Susie Boniface
How did it come to this? The world's most oppressed and misunderstood people, denied a state of their own for a thousand years, dropping bunker-busting bombs on the stateless, poor and oppressed people next door. People who live cheek-by-jowl with democracy and freedom and wealth and Eurovision, who see its benefits for others every single day, and still think they're a bad idea.
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mirror.co.uk | Susie Boniface
One day, I was fine. The next I opened my eyes to a paramedic asking me how many fingers he was holding up. The good news was that it wasn't a brain tumour, but it turned out to be epilepsy - faulty wiring that I never knew I had, could not control, and could theoretically pull my plug out any time it wanted. A self-absorbed single woman of 31 suddenly had an invisible disability, and had her eyes opened to how easily life can change.
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mirror.co.uk | Susie Boniface
Keir Starmer is being urged to do just one thing every day to fix the Nuked Blood scandalAs millions see a viral video of Labour's broken promises to nuclear veterans, the PM is being asked every day to do the one thing that would fix itKeir Starmer was already gacing a £5bn lawsuit and police investigation over a cover-up of human experiments on British troops.
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