In America, she became editor of Vanity Fair magazine and later the New Yorker, before co-founding the Daily Beast news website in 2008. KIM PHILBY SPY CASEIn addition to helping win compensation for Britons who suffered birth defects from thalidomide, a drug taken for pregnancy sickness, the Sunday Times published in 1967 an expose of high-ranking British intelligence officer Kim Philby's decades as a Soviet spy, despite objections from the British government that the report would endanger national security. It was well received, and was made into a TV miniseries. The object of each investigation, veterans told me, was to find the guilty person or the guilty part. Insight did the latter in its investigation of DC-10 aircraft crashes, which were linked to a cargo door lock. Britains laws on contempt of court barred coverage of ongoing civil lawsuits, including the one brought by thalidomide families against Distillers, the manufacturer.
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