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Exclusive Brethren boss asks, ‘Why should we tell the world?’ ahead of evidence to inquiry

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Exclusive Brethren boss asks, ‘Why should we tell the world?’ ahead of evidence to inquiry

From confidentiality agreements for participating in church services to keeping the public in the dark, the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church leader is not keen on scrutiny.

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