Hanane Toumi and her family work and study in Westminster but now commute from Brent.
Archive for Will Fitzgibbon
Case study: Stranded in Southwark
With three children and a baby on the way Zara Mahamat just wants a stable home.
In Video: Naming the Dead
Watch a short film clip about the Bureau’s new drone project – Naming the Dead.
One expenses investigation, plenty of political scandal
A new Telegraph investigation into Maria Miller MP’s expenses.
Tory MEPs vote against EU resolution condemning human rights abuses in UAE
EU resolution criticising UAE human rights record opposed by Tory MEPs.
America’s billion dollar tax incentive battle
NYT investigation dissects billions of dollars worth of incentives offered to profitable companies.
Calls to reform HMRC’s ‘big business’ board
HMRC’s four non-executive directors have extensive links with big business.
Life in jail for poet who dared insult Qatari leader
Fears of human rights clampdown in the wealthy monarchy of Qatar.
Special advocates: the faces of secret justice
Secret justice relies on over 100 lawyers who cannot communicate with their client.
Too many coppers, not enough pounds
Radio 4 exposes divisions between government and police on merging 43 police forces.
‘Secrecy’ in the Court of Protection
The Court of Protection must balance the interests of the vulnerable and public interest.
Judicial perspectives on open justice and security
What a judge says outside the courtroom can be as important as what he or she says inside.
Twitt(er)ing open justice?
What happens when electronically-held information creeps into the jury room?
‘Journalist is shorthand for scumbag’
A play based on interviews with journalists foresees a bleak future for print media.
