Tasers are being used more and more, but are they really safe?
Lord Bell's PR company suffers a surprise slide in revenues.
The Financial Services Authority says it would take too long to compile a list.
Iris recognition system introduced to speed up passport control a costly flop.
Ethiopia holds one UN worker in jail without charge for over a year, another faces prosecution.
Saudi women are often banned from playing sports... with health consequences.
Doctors must be able to report malpractice, GMC rules, following Bureau investigation.
European peace and stability is no longer a given as economic crisis enters new dark phase.
Who’s been charged, has settled, or is now being investigated?
Big questions remain as JPMorgan struggles to contain losses.
What the papers say. A round-up of opinions on Facebook's valuation.
Rigged traffic lights and tripped up IOC members, Vanity Fair reports on London's Olympics win.
Social media tracks drone attacks in eastern Yemen.
Biggest loss of civilian life in reported drone strike this year.
Queen confirms at State Opening of Parliament legislation 'to reform the law of defamation'
The Bureau's editor talks to the British Humanist Association.
Our investigations into deaths in custody and work on post-war Iraq shortlisted for Amnesty Awards.
Have we got news for you: Iris scanners make the news
Bureau investigation picked up on BBC's satirical news quiz.