Sentence examples for redacted evidence from inspiring English sources

He also rejected claims that Chilcot had been pressured into accepting redacted evidence by Heywood.

Some of the most excoriating criticism is likely to remain secret, however, as the BBC chose to redact evidence that could defame key employees.

The home secretary, Theresa May, will be questioned by MPs later on Monday about whether she knew Britain was making representations to redact evidence from a Senate committee's report on CIA torture, published last week.

But in a speech in London in September he argued it should still be possible to publish the report in full and suitably redact evidence to protect the identity of whistleblowers, warning Fifa's leadership that it required a wholesale culture change.

Trenchant criticism by Newsnight presenter Jeremy Paxman of how BBC management handled the Savile scandal is expected to be among the evidence redacted from the transcripts.

Line upon line of evidence was redacted upon its publication yesterday, on the spurious grounds it could be libellous.

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British publishers are afraid to release a new American book on Scientology, Jeremy Paxman's evidence is redacted for fear of libel and so on.

Updated at 11.44am GMT 11.17am GMT On the appointment of Newsnight editor Peter Rippon, a "radio person", much of Paxman's evidence is redacted, reports John Plunkett.

The nature of that evidence was redacted from the ruling, but it may have related to accusations that Mr. Bensayah had contact with Abu Zubaydah, another Guantánamo detainee who was once portrayed as a senior member of Al Qaeda, although officials have since lowered their estimation of his importance.

He gave his testimony in private and the released evidence was heavily redacted.