Source: RT.com
Afshin Rattansi goes underground on the CIA's operations in Britain -- and veteran CIA analyst Ray McGovern says the special relationship has gone too far. They question whether Dr. David Kelly really committed suicide and why Snowden could be next on Obama's kill list. It turns out the Daily Mail doesn't mind Europe all that much -- but only when it comes to their editor receiving Euros to maintain his estate. Riches to rags: why London's 'Billionaires Row' is rotting away. Tesco's lining up to take over your local. Plus, we look at how the press has been misleading you the past week. And, could the new NHS advisor have a conflict of interest when it comes to making money from privatisation? -RT.com
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