Daniel Morgan Murder: the First Great Hack
How Britain’s most covered up Murder tells you a lot about Brexit Britain, colonial style policing and the media hacking of democracy. With Alastair Morgan, Peter Jukes, Kirsteen Knight and Jake Arnott
How Britain’s most covered up Murder tells you a lot about Brexit Britain, colonial style policing and the media hacking of democracy. With Alastair Morgan, Peter Jukes, Kirsteen Knight and Jake Arnott
What began as a documentary photography project by Guy Martin in Turkey quickly spiralled into a deeper journey along the fault lines of truth, and the power of narratives to control reality.
Guy Martin in conversation with Jo Glanville
Related book: The Parallel State by Guy Martin
Chair: Brian Cathcart
- Lucy Reed (barrister and chair of the Transparency Project)
- Sophie Walker, criminal barrister and former CEO of Centre for Criminal Appeals, representing criminal law, and
- Adam Wagner, barrister and founder of RightsInfo, representing the human rights angle.
- Mark Hanna, senior university teacher, Sheffield University department of Journalism and co-author of McNae's Essential Law for Journalists.