High street banks and US companies have financed payday loans.
Profiles of some of the leading high cost lending companies.
Dataset: The financial details of the companies analysed.
Council spends more on homelessness than it saves on welfare clampdown.
Signature strikes and CIA control of Pakistan drones likely until 2014, documents suggest
Vietnamese-born man accused of militant training loses Court of Appeal case.
Hanane Toumi and her family work and study in Westminster but now commute from Brent.
A £90m bed and breakfast bill for UK's 12 largest cities.
Those who experience the housing maelstrom first-hand speak out.
With three children and a baby on the way Zara Mahamat just wants a stable home.
The scale of Britain's housing crisis visualised.
Dataset: The Bureau's research into the extent and cost of housing upheaval.
Methodology: How the Bureau compiled its data on homelessness.
Dataset: The financial details of the companies analysed.
High street banks and US companies have financed payday loans.
Vietnamese-born man accused of militant training loses Court of Appeal case.
Theresa May continues to use powers of exile as total citizenship-stripping orders hits 23.
Council spends more on homelessness than it saves on welfare clampdown.
New website opens up government property to the public.
Government's health committee calls for publication of all pharmaceutical trial data.
London's PCTs spend less on outreach, preventative health services aimed at men.
Winner described as 'big issue journalist' for her Bureau investigations.
Awards emphasise journalism which is interesting to the public and in the public interest
Experts fear restrictions to freedom of information laws.
The Bureau’s May update on US actions in the covert drone war.
Signature strikes and CIA control of Pakistan drones likely until 2014, documents suggest
Obama admits civilians have been killed in drone strikes.
'Landmark' judgment calls for Pakistani government to act against US drone strikes.
Vietnamese-born man accused of militant training loses Court of Appeal case.
Theresa May continues to use powers of exile as total citizenship-stripping orders hits 23.
In an exclusive interview, the parents of Mohamed Sakr speak out about his killing.
System revealed by the Bureau described as 'not compatible with British justice'.
Council spends more on homelessness than it saves on welfare clampdown.
Hanane Toumi and her family work and study in Westminster but now commute from Brent.
A £90m bed and breakfast bill for UK's 12 largest cities.
Those who experience the housing maelstrom first-hand speak out.
Dataset: The financial details of the companies analysed.
High street banks and US companies have financed payday loans.
A Bureau investigation reveals a hugely profitable and rapidly growing sector.
Profiles of some of the leading high cost lending companies.
Despite potential conflict of interest Lord Blencathra's role as lobbyist was approved.
The ways lobbyists gain easy access to politicians and their aides.
Tory grandee attended two lobby meetings while writing trade white paper.
Lords a-leaping into positions within the financial services.
