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Via his private lobbying company, not as a civil servant — something that has now changed. i should say, in both cases, mr fullbrook denies doing anything wrong. but let's meet the man behind the sunday scoops. hi, gabriel, thanks for coming in. that was... i couldn't have dreamed of a more generous introduction. you're going to be very popular with my mum and dad this evening. well, if they're listening, hello to them, and it's all entirely factually correct — you're on quite a run. let's talk about the mark fullbrook fbi story. how did that one come together? this was a weird one of a st...

Interested in this was twofold. the first was that the man in question, julio herrera velutini, was a party donor — how does a venezuelan—born italian citizen donate to the tories? and, two, why is the fbi looking into him in an american territory? we also heard that ct group — a well—known lobbying firm, very active in westminster — had been consorting with this velutini character. and i've got to say, much of investigative journalism nowadays — i mean, i'm sure this has always been the case, but i think we feel this very acutely in the newsroom right now — much of what we do in...

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Here in the studio with me is a journalist who's currently so prolific that his scoops are in danger of becoming part of the nation's weekly routine. more often than not recently, on a saturday night or a sunday morning, you may become aware of a story from gabriel pogrom. he's the whitehall editor of the sunday times and, well, i could give you a long list of stories he's broken. go back tojuly, he told us about then—prince charles securing money from osama bin laden�*s half—siblings despite the objections of palace aides. last year, he won a british journalism award for anti—corrupti...

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