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16.10.17 The Bureau Local

Revealed: Thousands of vulnerable women turned away as refuge funding is cut

Survivors and support workers tell the Bureau of a refuge system at breaking point

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16.10.17

The Bureau Local

No place of safety

The inside story of how women fleeing domestic violence lost their refuge

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16.10.17

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Will we ever be safe?

One woman's harrowing account of fleeing violence

25.09.17

Counterterrorism

How "ghost soldiers" could frustrate Trump's plans for Afghanistan

The rise and fall of one district in Aghanistan's embattled Helmand province

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09.10.17

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Thousands of British citizens swept up in immigration spot checks

The Home Office is accused of "racial profiling" by human rights lawyers as MPs call for review

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