Iain Overton

AOAV examines how British media coverage of the Afghanistan Inquiry frames allegations of SAS war crimes, civilian killings, lawfare and accountability.

The UK Ministry of Defence says it holds information on correspondence with the European Defence Agency over Afghanistan, while the EU agency says no such records exist.

The death of the academic shows the casual conversion of humiliation into entertainment by a media running on monetised hate and cruelty

By AOAV on The United States has formally acknowledged killing at least 153 civilians in three attacks in Yemen during 2025, including two

Britain flew more than 600 surveillance missions over or near Gaza. AOAV asks what the RAF recorded, what intelligence was shared and whether the footage could contain evidence of unlawful attacks.

MOD records show UK military personnel served on US Navy vessels in the Caribbean during strikes condemned by the UN and Human Rights Watch as extrajudicial killings.

Drill lyrics can contain evidence, but violent music is not autobiography. AOAV examines why courts should be cautious about putting creative expression on trial.

By AOAV on England and Wales's firearms licensing system is “not fit for purpose” and should be replaced by a single national authority, the

By Iain Overton on The body responsible for administering Britain's military courts has failed to meet its target for the timely listing of

The extraordinary footage echoes concerns raised by Byline Times over the sources and beneficiaries of money flowing into Farage's party.