Winner described as ‘big issue journalist’ for her Bureau investigations.
Promoting Journalism
The Bureau in running for 4 Press Gazette British Journalism Awards

Awards emphasise journalism which is interesting to the public and in the public interest
Experts urge government to protect freedom of information law

Experts fear restrictions to freedom of information laws.
The Bureau’s written submission to Lord Justice Leveson

A few comments on how investigative journalism fits into Leveson’s inquiry.
Media, police and justice

A public debate disusses the merits but lack of investigative journalism.
How are you reading this? News consumption in the digital age

New report charts trends in online news consumption.
Are low-paid Filipino researchers the answer to US newspaper woes?

US newspapers outsourcing local reporting to low-paid in developing world.
Bureau wins 2012 Amnesty Award

Our investigations into deaths in custody wins an Amnesty Award.
Freedom of information and unusable data

Disclosure of data is all very well, but only if it is intelligible and reliable.
New Defamation Bill ‘to protect freedom of speech’

Queen confirms at State Opening of Parliament legislation ‘to reform the law of defamation’
Investigative journalism in a digital age

The Bureau’s editor talks to the British Humanist Association.
The media companies that lobby against transparency

Major US media companies are fighting a measure to post political ad data online.
Not the end of the story?

The Sunday Times looks at the challenges national and local papers face.
Afghanistan’s Taliban – a differing view of drones

The poetry of the Afghan Taliban captured – offering a different perspective on drones.
Bureau stories shortlisted for three One World Media Awards

Prestigious developing world charity shortlists Bureau investigations for three awards.
Nick Davies wins Paul Foot Award for hacking investigation

The Guardian reporter wins the investigative awards run by Private Eye.
Prison time for libel infringes human rights, UNHRC decides

UNHRC finds jailing writer for libel represents violation of freedom of expression.
British libel laws help rich villains escape the scrutiny of the press

New book explores libel laws’ strangle-hold on UK press.
Radical plan to stem losses at the Guardian newspaper

Guardian explores option of selling its print building and moving to Trinity Mirror facility.
Drone investigation shortlisted for Foreign Press Association Award

Investigation into CIA’s use of drones in Pakistan shortlisted for top media award.












