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Phil Miller's articles primarily focus on local sports, specifically baseball, with an emphasis on covering events and evolving stories related to the Minnesota Twins and Major League Baseball. He also covers topics such as prospects, drafts, and the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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By: Phil Miller
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Descendant of Tanzania’s first president tells Old Bailey he wanted to stop Gaza genocide
By: Alex Morris, Hanna-Johara Dokal, Phil Miller
Amid the Gaza genocide, Farnborough airshow invited Israel's three largest arms firms. None wanted media scrutiny
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Downing Street persuaded Panorama to cut an exposé on the shooting of an unarmed boy in Derry in 1972
Charity Commission announcement follows Declassified's investigation into donations to illegal settlers
Declassified files raise further questions about the role of Britain's Cyprus base in supporting Israel's genocide in Gaza
British taxpayers subsidised ‘therapeutic healing' for IDF soldiers after Israeli charity claimed Gift Aid, Declassified investigation finds
Labour MP Dave Nellist was monitored by Britain's political police, but evidence was shredded before an inquiry got to the truth
Stopping trade with Israeli settlements but leaving the military relationship intact could see Labour lose ground to the Greens
