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The UK Cabinet Office rejected the National newspaper's request for files relating to the allegations under FOI rules.
UK Cabinet Office rejected request for files The National
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What actions have governments taken in response to the BlackCore allegations?
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- The UK Cabinet Office rejected the National newspaper's request for files relating to the allegations under FOI rules.
After the National newspaper asked for files relating to the allegations under freedom of information (FOI) rules, the UK Cabinet Office rejected the request to “avoid giving offence to other nations and retain the trust of our international partners”.
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