Sam Bright

About

Sam is DeSmog’s UK Deputy Editor. He was previously the Investigations Editor of Byline Times and an investigative journalist at the BBC. He is the author of two books: Fortress London, and Bullingdon Club Britain.

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The regulator has opened a case against the Tufton Street group.

The regulator has opened a case against the Tufton Street group.
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Warren Stephens’ family firm has at least $250 million invested in the food and agriculture sector.

Warren Stephens’ family firm has at least $250 million invested in the food and agriculture sector.
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The U.S. private equity firm KKR contributed to the president’s swearing-in ceremony.

The U.S. private equity firm KKR contributed to the president’s swearing-in ceremony.
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Reform UK treasurer Nick Candy has been attempting to extract cash from fossil fuel executives.

Reform UK treasurer Nick Candy has been attempting to extract cash from fossil fuel executives.
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Warren Stephens made the donation alongside big tech firms and oil giants.

Warren Stephens made the donation alongside big tech firms and oil giants.
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The broadcaster has asked one of its leading current affairs hosts to stop presenting a show about heat pumps.

The broadcaster has asked one of its leading current affairs hosts to stop presenting a show about heat pumps.
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The Heritage Foundation helped to “design” the manifesto of candidate Sali Berisha, who is accused of corruption.

The Heritage Foundation helped to “design” the manifesto of candidate Sali Berisha, who is accused of corruption.
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The group plans to attract donations from U.S. backers allied to Donald Trump.

The group plans to attract donations from U.S. backers allied to Donald Trump.
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The UK media baron trebled his shareholding in Tesla, while his outlets pumped out pro-Musk content.

The UK media baron trebled his shareholding in Tesla, while his outlets pumped out pro-Musk content.
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The Tory leader was hosted by a firm that holds a major contract with one of the world’s biggest polluters.

The Tory leader was hosted by a firm that holds a major contract with one of the world’s biggest polluters.