The Bureau explores the use of private accounts by government ministers.
How government uses private emails and texts to evade scrutiny
April 27th, 2012 by Maeve McClenaghan | 1 Comment
Published in All Stories, Open Society, Uncategorized
Cruddas’ Tobin tax boast speaks volumes about ‘premier league’ lobbying
March 26th, 2012 by Alice Ross | 3 Comments
Published in All Stories, Bureau Recommends, Carousel
Party donor received personal assurances from Cameron ahead of Merkel meeting.
Analysis: Taxing questions for MPs
March 20th, 2012 by Maeve McClenaghan | 2 Comments
Published in All Stories, Open Society, Views from the Bureau
With the budget looming the Bureau examines MPs’ tax affairs.
Campaigners and lobbyists lambast register plans
March 15th, 2012 by Jack Serle | 1 Comment
Published in All Stories, Lobbying's Hidden Influence, Top Stories
Criticism over plans to exclude in-house lobbyists from a statutory register in parliament.
Lockerbie: was Megrahi innocent?
February 28th, 2012 by Emma Slater | 2 Comments
Published in All Stories, Bureau Recommends
Documentaries provide ‘compelling evidence’ of a miscarriage of justice.
Cameron’s claim over falling rents is ‘simply not true’, investigation shows
February 20th, 2012 by Alice Ross
Published in All Stories, Bureau Recommends
Inside Housing smells a rat over the PM’s claim that benefit cuts are reducing rents.
Analysis: Judging the European Court of Human Rights
January 30th, 2012 by Maeve McClenaghan | 1 Comment
Published in All Stories, Views from the Bureau
The European Court – ‘small claims’ or landmark rulings?
Analysis: Cameron’s light of transparency on lobbying is too dim
January 20th, 2012 by Melanie Newman
Published in All Stories, Lobbying's Hidden Influence, Views from the Bureau
Consultation document on lobbying register falls a long way short of PM’s promise.
Bureau Recommends: £10K for David Cameron’s phone number
January 16th, 2012 by Maeve McClenaghan
Published in All Stories, Bureau Recommends
Undercover investigation reveals claims that £10K can buy you access to the PM
Bureau Recommends: ’2 Point 4′ children families hit hardest in UK squeeze
January 4th, 2012 by Emma Slater
Published in Bureau Recommends
Families will shoulder ‘a disproportionate burden’ due to UK benefit cuts, report finds.
