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Speculation abounds over Putin's rumoured personal wealth.
Lord Blencathra represents the Cayman government in London.
Some forces grant virtually all applications for phone records.
Attacks now rain on Yemen as often as they do on Pakistan's tribal regions.
Party donor received personal assurances from Cameron ahead of Merkel meeting.
Bern office has one part-time staff member and appears to exist to help avoid tax.
Work on Dar es Salaam's airport leads to 1,300 families evicted.
A complex dividend trade 'cheats' European tax payers out of millions.

Ruling could throw UK withdrawal from Helmand into disarray.

Tasers are being used more and more, but are they really safe?

Lord Bell's PR company suffers a surprise slide in revenues.

Are mining companies listed in London paying full taxes in the developing world?

When undercover reporters met Vodafone's Swiss branch manager.

Doctors must be able to report malpractice, GMC rules, following Bureau investigation.

Roche is accused of hindering investigation into billion-dollar swine flu drug.

Judges find Charles Taylor guilty of aiding Sierra Leone war crimes

Ethiopia holds one UN worker in jail without charge for over a year, another faces prosecution.

The Bureau explores the use of private accounts by government ministers.

Unanswered questions over the ownership of an elaborate holiday palace.

Are mining companies listed in London paying full taxes in the developing world?

Another secret record exists of potentially illegal activities by most of Fleet Street.

Bureau research names 170 militants killed in Pakistan - yet also 317 named civilians.

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation study finds exploitation in UK food industry.

Private Eye alleges Guardian's publisher avoids UK tax.

Biggest loss of civilian life in reported drone strike this year.

Bureau research names 170 militants killed in Pakistan - yet also 317 named civilians.

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.