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"The department claims that Mr Middleton, who previously presented Channel 4's SAS: Who Dares Wins, breached the contract in an episode of the Mike Drop podcast published on YouTube in July, titled Exposing The Quiet Split Between UK And US Forces. Barristers for the MoD told a hearing on Thursday that Mr Middleton signed an agreement upon joining the special forces in 2008, which prevents him from disclosing information about the work of UK special forces, even if the information is not accurate."
The Independent emphasizes funding on-the-ground journalism across issues like reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech and solicits donations to keep reporting free and accessible without paywalls. Donations support investigative pieces, documentaries such as 'The A Word', and sending reporters to speak to multiple perspectives. Television personality Ant Middleton is the subject of a legal claim from the Ministry of Defence alleging he breached a confidentiality agreement signed in 2008 by revealing sensitive special forces information on the Mike Drop podcast. A High Court granted a temporary injunction while the claim proceeds to full trial.
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