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Publication.png Daily Express 
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The cover of the Daily Express responded to the 2005 London bombings with a lot of enemy images. The "terrorist" referred to on this page was Jean Charles de Menezes, an unarmed man whom the Metropolitan Police had shot and killed the day before.
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Founder(s)Arthur Pearson
Founded24 April 1900
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A UK newspaper which in 2016 questioned the destruction of WTC7.

The Daily Express is a UK daily newspaper which began in 1900. Although generally supportive of official narratives, in 2016 it questioned the story of the destruction of WTC7. In was included on the Poynter Institute List of "untrustworthy" news sources.[1]

Reporting

September 11, 2001 dissidence

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On June 22, 2016 the Express became the first UK corporate newspaper to deviate from the 9-11/Official narrative when it headlined a story "Were 9/11 towers blown up by bombs? University probes if planes REALLY were responsible". The story centered on the University of Alaska's sponsoring "a full investigation into claims that World Trade Center Building 7 was brought down by a controlled demolition during the 9/11 attacks".[2] On September 10th, 2016, John Austin published a second article entitled "Was 9/11 an inside job? Call for TRUTH over Building 7 collapse on eve of 15th anniversary" which conceded that "growing numbers of people STILL claim the Twin Towers atrocities could have been an inside job."[3]

2005 London bombings

The Daily Express was unquestioning in its promotion of the official narrative that the attacks were carried out by "Muslim terrorists" with no assistance from Western intelligence agencies.

2018 Russophobia

With reference to Victor Madeira, the Express headlined a December 2017 article Russia has MORE sleeper agents in UK now than during the Cold War, expert warns MPs.[4]

COVID-19

Esther McVey's Instagram story, showing her anti-lockdown article for the Sunday Express on Sunday 5th September 2021.

The Daily Express has published COVID dissent

 

Related Document

TitleTypePublication dateAuthor(s)Description
Document:Pro-Kremlin trolls infiltrating comments on news sites for major influence operation, research saysArticle6 September 2021Deborah HaynesA study at Cardiff University shows that "Pro-Kremlin trolls" are influencing opinion in the West by infiltrating the comments sections of news websites. Dissent from the Official Narrative? Must be Russian disinformation.

 

A document sourced from Daily Express

TitleTypeSubject(s)Publication dateAuthor(s)Description
Document:Absolute folly for Britain to get involved in SyriaArticleNATO
Russia
Syria
UK
Andrew Bonar Law
Bashar al Assad
Johnny Mercer
Boris Johnson
1 March 2018Leo McKinstryTory MP Johnny Mercer, a former soldier, has demanded: “Britain must come to Syria’s aid” and condemned those who oppose “military intervention”.
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