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Covert Drone War
Tracking CIA drone strikes and other US covert actions in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia. Find details of the latest strikes with the full data here.
Corporate Watch
Behaving badly? Keeping a watch on the world’s largest companies.
Surveillance state
Keeping a check on the government's use of mass surveillance techniques
Citizenship Revoked
How the government is using little-known powers to strip the British citizenship of 'undesirables'.
Political Party Funding
Leaked documents reveal who attended the Conservative's top fundraising event. A spotlight on party funding.
Joint Enterprise
An in depth investigation into the legal doctrine of joint enterprise
The Housing Crisis
The extent of the housing crisis in the UK and its real impact on Britain’s most vulnerable people.
Rough Justice
Is justice being served? The impact of the cuts being made to the UK’s police forces and justice system.
Finance: Out of Control?
Are the banks still out of control? Probing financial services in the post-crash world.
CIA Torture
Investigating the 119 detainees named in US Senate Committee's Torture Report
Inside the Juncker Plan
Scrutinising Jean-Claude Junker's €315bn plan to boost infrastructure, jobs and growth in Europe: Who will it benefit?
Naming the Dead
A new Bureau project is recording the identities of people reportedly killed by CIA drones in Pakistan.
Comment
‘They had it coming to them': If this was the mentality driving Emwazi to murder, many others share it, says Owen Bennett-Jones
Learning from Pakistan and the politics of revenge: Should Jordan just wait and let ISIS’s bloodlust undermine its own cause, asks Owen Bennett-Jones
The CIA appears to have cut civilian deaths from drone strikes in Pakistan: why can’t the US do the same in Yemen, asks Owen Bennett-Jones
View from the front: Government policies causing “slow death” of legal aid