Exclusive: UK didn't disclose second Tory peer on Cameron-Karim Khan 'threat' call

The UK Foreign Office released apparently misleading information about a phone call between then Foreign Secretary David Cameron and International Criminal Court (ICC) chief prosecutor Karim Khan. During the call, Cameron allegedly threatened the ICC regarding potential arrest warrants for Israeli leaders in relation to the war in Gaza. While the Foreign Office claimed Cameron was the only person on the call in response to a Freedom of Information request, sources indicate a second Conservative peer, Baroness Liz Sugg, was also present. This revelation has prompted calls for an investigation into the British government's actions and lack of transparency on the matter.