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How £28bn of taxpayers’ money ended up funding Britain’s enemies
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How £28bn of taxpayers’ money ended up funding Britain’s enemies

A suppressed Cabinet Office dossier found £28bn of UK aid and Covid relief reached Islamic State, Russia, China-linked firms and crime gangs between 2015 and 2021. Here's what it means for taxpayers. Read more How £28bn of taxpayers’ money ended up funding Britain’s enemies

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