in an attempt to rewrite history
The Conservatives have deleted everything the party said before the last election from its website to stop people checking if they have broken promises.
A decade of speeches, articles and press releases has been wiped from the archive, with the material also disappearing from search engine results.
The attempt to rewrite digital history appears to be at odds with David Cameron’s pro-transparency declaration that political leaders had to ‘let go of the information that we've guarded so jealously’.
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Tories delete every pre-2010 speech and news story from their website in an attempt to rewrite history | Mail Online
- Speeches, articles and press releases disappear from Conservatives.com
- Web robots used to stop search engines keeping records of pledges
- Labour accuses David Cameron of trying to 'delete' broken promises
The Conservatives have deleted everything the party said before the last election from its website to stop people checking if they have broken promises.
A decade of speeches, articles and press releases has been wiped from the archive, with the material also disappearing from search engine results.
The attempt to rewrite digital history appears to be at odds with David Cameron’s pro-transparency declaration that political leaders had to ‘let go of the information that we've guarded so jealously’.
more
Tories delete every pre-2010 speech and news story from their website in an attempt to rewrite history | Mail Online