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The Two-Minute BriefingJuly 30, 2026

Why there is free speech double-standards in the UK

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Camilla Tominey, Kamal Ahmed
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July 30, 2026
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Nirav Modi was a billionaire diamond tycoon, whose jewellery was worn by Hollywood stars like Kate Winslet. But in 2018, he was accused of masterminding one of the world's biggest ever bank frauds, and he disappeared. appeared. This is the extraordinary story of the rise and fall of Nirav Modi and of how we caught him. He was in the news all the time. Where is Nirav Modi? Why can we not find it? He's one of the most sought after criminal in India. You owe a lot of people a lot of money, Mr Modi, who would very much like to know where you are. Sorry, no comment. The Indians will think we're a laughingstock. Here we are seven years later still speaking about this case. They think it's a sham. The Diamond King, a new podcast from The Telegraph. With me, Mick Brown. And me, Robert Mendick. Out now.

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The Two-Minute Briefing
Why there is free speech double-standards in the UK
Hosts: Camilla Tominey, Kamal Ahmed
Publisher: The Telegraph