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Auditing Britain

Auditing Britain is a popular YouTube channel that had 302K subscribers and 668 videos (As of 23rd October 2024).

Auditors such as Auditing Britain, it is said, use “security concerns surrounding the filming of staff and premises, alongside limited powers to prevent it…..They are also well-versed in their own rights and often cite legislation in their interactions with staff.”

What is the Identity of Auditing Britain ?

The iWiki website assumes the identity of Auditing Britain – “Auditing Britain is the pseudonym of a popular YouTuber, whose name is assumed to be Reda Bouadi-Clifton

Reda Bouadi-Clifton was convicted of filming in a court in 2022.

In a version of the Britain Times webpage from 2023 archived on the Internet Archive Wayback Machine “According to a Facebook post, Auditing Britain’s real name is Reda Bouadi-Clifton.”

The Britain Times website now states “Auditing Britain’s real name is Ben****”.

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Auditing Britain is also on Facebook and Instagram.

One of Auditing Britain‘s most popular audits, with 1.3 Million views, was of Hampshire Police who were powerless to stop him.

Auditing Britain – Hampshire Constabulary Powerless

A petition was raised on the UK Government and Parliament Petitions website “Stop Auditing full stop” but was rejected.

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Auditing Britain was last updated on the 13th December 2024

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Section 4a of The Limitation Act 1980 defines the time limit for actions for defamation or malicious falsehood as one year from the date on which the cause of action accrued.

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