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State Links

Publisher Gerry Gable is known to have links with MI5. His leaked 1977 London Weekend Television Memo stated that he had "given names I have acquired to be checked out by British/French security services". A 1987 profile referred to Gable's "wide range of contacts, including people in the secret services."

Since Searchlight split with HOPE not hate in September 2011, Searchlight has opposed cooperation with the state.

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