One of the most reviled figures in the UK today is Jo Moore, a government press adviser in the department of transport, local government and the regions. On September 11, minutes after hijacked aircraft struck the World Trade Centre, the quick-thinking Moore circulated a now infamous email. It suggested that the government seize the moment to publish any bad news, since it would get lost in coverage of the unfolding atrocity. “It’s now a very good day to get out anything we want to bury,” Moore advised.
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