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Houthi television station's UK arm to be shut down within days

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“Houthi television station's UK arm to be shut down within days”

A London-based Houthi TV company is set to be struck from the UK’s official register of companies after an investigation by The National revealed its presence in the country. Al Masirah TV has been registered as a business at Companies House since 2014, despite not broadcasting any content or raising any income. It filed accounts regularly until its presence was exposed in January this year. The company was given a warning on August 25 that it had two months to file its annual accounts plus a…

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