Darling of London Fashion Week makes changes in China.
Archive for Iain Overton
The Bureau’s written submission to Lord Justice Leveson
A few comments on how investigative journalism fits into Leveson’s inquiry.
Analysis: Sun’s Prince Harry mockup was act of naked exploitation
Yesterday’s cheeky splash highlights the plight of interns in the newsroom.
Analysis: So who’s going to hold JPMorgan to account?
Big questions remain as JPMorgan struggles to contain losses.
New Defamation Bill ‘to protect freedom of speech’
Queen confirms at State Opening of Parliament legislation ‘to reform the law of defamation’
The rise and rise of the landless movement in Brazil
The landless movement in Brazil are getting more powerful, and the fightback is getting fiercer.
Analysis: The problems of a buddy hotline to Ministers
Closer ties between politicians and business might not be in the public interest.
Promoting Journalism: The view from Japan
An investigative journalist working in Japan sums up the requirements of a first-class journalist.
Virgin Health Bank promises fail to live up to expectations
The charitable element of the stem cell storage service has not been taken up by the NHS.
Analysis: The Covert Drone War
The Bureau’s editor on why such a comprehensive study of US attacks is needed.
Analysis: Why in an age of health cuts we need more government research
Generic drugs are often cheaper, but cannot be licensed because there is no money to test the drugs.
Old Treatments, New Tricks: Multiple Sclerosis
How better treatment in MS in straightened times might require novel thinking.
Analysis: Why press reform could inhibit investigative journalism
How MPs’ calls for a strengthened right to privacy could inhibit the freedom of the press.
Public Sector Spending: Is Labour really ‘not to blame for the deficit’?
Bureau shows public sector pay and town hall spending ballooned under Labour.
