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While the investigation was largely ignored by the mainstream British media, its findings dominated online discourse for more than two months. It reached 3.6 million people online and #LabourFiles was ‘trending’ in the top 10 hashtags in the UK for several days.
The evidence presented in the investigation rewrote the recent political history of Britain. After watching the documentaries, journalist and author Peter Oborne noted that he felt “ashamed that I bought into the narrative about Jeremy Corbyn. I should have been a lot more careful and scrupulous about some of my journalism. Others could make the same assessment."
On social media, prominent British journalists described The Labour Files as “deeply shocking” and “one of the most important TV documentaries in recent years.”
My darling wife, B is watching Al Jazeera's #LabourFiles. In our four years of marriage, I have never heard her yell the word "CUNT!" so repeatedly as she has done whilst watching the four episodes.
— Mannie Quinn & The Mighty Hornets🐝 (@MannieMighty1) November 8, 2022
Righteously, she's a very angry dolly. pic.twitter.com/naClCHYexY
Wanna learn something about the British press?
— Hamza M Syed (@HamzaMSyed) October 10, 2022
Google "The Labour Files" -- that amazingly important investigation by Al Jazeera, into the Labour Party, which was published a few weeks ago and coincided with Labour's annual conference...
Then Google the word "detest", today.
"An almost complete blanket of silence. It really is a remarkable demonstration of the near-totalitarian behaviour of British ‘journalism’."https://t.co/JNcFfAOjaj
— Peter Oborne (@OborneTweets) October 6, 2022
It’s well overdue time to talk about the #LabourFiles
— Momentum 🌹 (@PeoplesMomentum) October 6, 2022
Join us this Tuesday on Twitter to talk about it. Set a reminder for one of the biggest conversations this year 👇🏽https://t.co/ud08Ikig38
