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Journalist Glenn Greenwald said he’ll be releasing more classified documents about Britain after his partner, David Miranda, was detained and questioned for nine hours at Heathrow Airport. “I will be far more aggressive in my reporting from now. I am going to publish many more documents. I am going to publish things on England too. I have many documents on England’s spy system. I think they will be sorry for what they did,” Greenwald said at Rio’s airport, where he was meeting his partner. Miranda said that six British agents questioned him for nine hours and only returned his passport—though not his laptop or phone—when he began yelling in the airport lounge. Greenwald, who lives in Brazil with Miranda, said it was an attempt to “intimidate our journalism.”