British human rights lawyer turned Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and his controversial attorney general worked with a disgraced solicitor on a legal case that led to hundreds of British soldiers being hounded through the courts over war crimes allegations, a report states.
Sir Keir Starmer worked with Phil Shiner, the infamous leader of the now-closed ‘Public Interest Lawyers’ firm, who was struck off for misconduct in 2017 and narrowly avoided prison in 2024, court documents published by The Daily Telegraph revealed . Starmer’s work was Pro Bono — voluntary and without payment — and the case led to what has been called a “witch hunt”…
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