Bureau financial lobby investigation triggers disclosure.
HMRC's four non-executive directors have extensive links with big business.
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.
In an exclusive interview, the parents of Mohamed Sakr speak out about his killing.
Fears over mistreatment of UK-captured prisoners.
New website opens up government property to the public.
A promise to offer SMEs access to empty government properties has yet to deliver.
Theresa May continues to use powers of exile as total stripped of citizenship hits 23.
'Landmark' judgment calls for Pakistani government to act against US drone strikes.
Comments come days after human rights groups wrote to Obama over drones.
Leaked intelligence documents provide insight into Pakistan drone strikes.
Theresa May continues to use powers of exile as total stripped of citizenship hits 23.
In an exclusive interview, the parents of Mohamed Sakr speak out about his killing.
Powerful MPs' committee says government lobbying plans should be redrafted or scrapped.
Egyptian investigators track down $300m cash as well as properties and shareholdings.
Exposure of Swiss bank accounts led to politically motivated arrest.
A new report highlights major problems with London’s healthcare.
The charitable element of the stem cell storage service has not been taken up by the NHS.
Under Cameron over 50% of Tory funding comes from Financial Services
The Bureau analyses funding into private offices and cabinet ministers' constituencies.
'Landmark' judgment calls for Pakistani government to act against US drone strikes.
The Bureau’s April update on US actions in the covert drone war.
600 marched on air base as MoD reveals drone flights are already piloted from UK.
Europe’s most senior judge: UK infringes human rights by barring prisoner voting.
The City of London lobbies to fend off Franco-German finance tax plan.
August has been a busy month for whistleblowers in the United States.
Olympus whistleblower case settled for reported £10m, but with little public benefit.
The Ethiopian army implicated in more human rights abuses.
Human rights groups fear draconian laws silence political dissent in Ethiopia.
Despite potential conflict of interest Lord Blencathra's role as lobbyist was approved.
The ways lobbyists gain easy access to politicians and their aides.
Bureau shows public sector pay and town hall spending ballooned under Labour.
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.
