Morgan McSweeney may have resigned, but laboured together, the shady organisation he founded,

and which made Kirstehrm a Prime Minister, is still making headlines.

Last weekend, the Sunday Times reported the organisation had paid a PR firm to smear two Sunday Times journalists.

Gabriel Pogrand and Harry York appeared in a 58-page report

written up by the shady US-based PR firm ACPO,

and the report was commissioned by the then head of Labor Together,

Josh Simons, who wanted to discredit the Times reporting on Labor Together,

failing to declare £700,000 worth of funding.

The report written by this reputation management company had, without evidence,

claimed that the reporting in the Sunday Times was based on Russian hacks,

and it went into particularly personal details about Pogrand,

referencing his Jewish faith,

and saying of his previous reporting on the royal family

that it, quote, could be seen as destabilising to the UK

and also in the interests of Russia's strategic foreign policy objectives.

So they were basically calling him a Russian dupe. This set off a whispering campaign in Westminster.

Then on Friday, there was another splash this time in The Guardian,

who have uncovered evidence that Josh Simons

pressed UK intelligence to try and investigate the journalists

causing problems for his organizations.

So Simons, who is now a minister in Kirstarmer's government, had asked the spy agency to

investigate Paul Holden. He's the investigative journalist who had provided the Sunday Times

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