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Ellen Mitchell

ReporterBeat: International affairs, focusing on Iran, terrorism, and UK military sites such as RAF Fairford.

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Ellen Mitchell is a journalist who has written at least one article for an unspecified publication. The article referenced is titled “UK believes Iran ‘played a part’ in foiled attack, Burnham says.”

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