Dataset: The financial details of the companies analysed.
Archive for Rachel Oldroyd
The money pouring into a boom for consumer loans
High street banks and US companies have financed payday loans.
Revealed: The £1 billion high cost lending industry
A Bureau investigation reveals a hugely profitable and rapidly growing sector.
Making money: Profiting from high-interest loans
Profiles of some of the leading high cost lending companies.
Infographic: Price of UK’s escalating housing crisis
The scale of Britain’s housing crisis visualised.
How we did it: Tracking the housing crisis
Methodology: How the Bureau compiled its data on homelessness.
Forced exodus: London’s homeless pushed to suburbs
Benefit claimants should not be able to live in areas others can’t afford, says housing minister.
Scale of UK housing crisis revealed
Uprooted and vulnerable: The true cost of homelessness in Britain.
Parents of British man killed by US drone blame UK government
In an exclusive interview, the parents of Mohamed Sakr speak out about his killing.
Calls for rethink on law that allows Home Secretary to revoke British citizenship
System revealed by the Bureau described as ‘not compatible with British justice’.
Former British citizens killed by drone strikes after passports revoked
Under the coalition government 16 people have been stripped of their British citizenship – and 2 were then killed by drones.
A statement by the Bureau’s Trustees
An inquiry into the nature of the Bureau’s involvement in a Newsnight programme.
Statement from the Bureau’s trustees regarding Lord McAlpine
Statement relating to the north Wales child abuse story.
Statement from James Lee, chair of the Trustees
James Lee issues a statement regarding the resignation of Iain Overton.
Statement from Bureau trustees on Iain Overton’s resignation
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Ongoing inquiry by Trustees of the Bureau into BBC Welsh Abuse story.
Statement from Trustees of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism
Statement from the Trust of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism.
Abuse victim, Steven Messham, apologises to Lord McAlpine
Abuse victim issues apology after mistaken identity.
The supergrass deals that slash life sentences for murder to just three years
A Bureau investigation exposes deals that let serious criminals escape long sentences.
Analysis: Drone project praised by US academic study
Bureau’s work on drones deemed ‘the best available’.
Government-owned corn destroyed in one of Africa’s poorest countries
Bumper harvest leaves Zambian government struggling to cope.
