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By Oliver Grant More than two years after leaving LBC, journalist and broadcaster Sangita Myska has spoken publicly about the circumstances surrounding her departure, reopening questions about editorial independence, journalism and the limits of challenging powerful institutions. What Myska says happened In an interview published by Double Down News on 11 August 2026, Myska revisited…
The Reclamation He who owns the media owns the mind. But a mind awakened, a mind that refuses to bow, can never be owned. Thompson had learned this truth through experience. He had watched the world twist stories, bury voices and reshape the identity of his people with a single broadcast. He had seen how silence became…
The Resistance Awareness Was Not Freedom By the time Thomson understood that the system had not left him, something had already shifted. He no longer trusted his instincts the way he once did, and that was the residue. Thomson thought awareness would set him free. He had left the newsroom believing distance would give him…
The System Within Thomson believed leaving the newsroom would free him from its influence. Instead, he discovered something far more unsettling. The system he escaped was still living inside him. Walking Away from the Newsroom Thomson no longer worked in the media. He had walked away from the newsroom, from the deadlines, from the quiet…
Part 2 — Who Owns the Media The Moment Thomson Walked Away Thomson did not plan to resign. He planned to publish. For months, he had been filing stories he believed were worth the public’s attention. His work covered housing failures, debt traps, local corruption and the quieter forms of power that shape everyday life….