Sky News, on UK Politics, 11 November 2026

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Team reviewing alleged war crimes did not see key photographic evidence, Afghanistan inquiry told

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Sky News reports a former Independent Review Team member telling the Afghanistan inquiry that photograph metadata was never provided to his team despite numerous requests, and that he never saw the labelled versions of the images. It names UK special forces and the Royal Military Police probe as the subjects of the inquiry, and it attributes the claims to the witness and to SAS sources.

What it gets right

  • “whether UK special forces had committed war crimes”

    Sky News names the force whose conduct is under examination instead of hiding it behind a vague reference to troops or operations.

  • “whether a £10m probe by the Royal Military Police covered up war crimes”

    It states plainly what the inquiry is testing: an alleged cover-up by a named military investigation.

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