Alastair Campbell
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Foreign ownership in football, the BBC vs. Modi, and conspiracy theories

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February 23, 2023

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What should we make of the Qatari bid to buy Manchester United? Why is Modi's government raiding the BBC offices in India? And why did Rory's appearance at the Bilderberg Meeting lead to claims he was part of a global lizard conspiracy?

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