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23.06.21

Do headlines equal impact?

25.05.21

Big Meat, deforestation and the money trail

14.04.21

‘A blueprint for investigative journalism’: how the Bureau worked with riders to investigate Deliveroo

03.02.21

Secrecy can be dangerous: Why the public needs to know what's happening in family courts

25.01.21

Bureau Local announces new editorial leadership

18.12.20

Become a Bureau fellow

07.12.20

What now for Downing Street’s data revolution?

01.12.20

Help us diagnose the causes of the UK's health gap

13.11.20

We’ve got a question for you: Is work working?

11.11.20

Health justice: our new focus for global health investigations

11.11.20

Help us shine a light on health justice

19.10.20

How can our stories make a lasting difference for the people that matter?

13.10.20

New appointments at the Bureau

06.10.20

Call for pitches – how are algorithms and data-driven decision making affecting the world?

05.10.20

Jersey Offshore: Fallout of a family fraud

24.09.20

In memoriam: Sir Harry Evans

10.09.20

It’s time for change in our newsrooms: here's how

04.09.20

Ten years investigating US covert warfare

28.08.20

Change starts here: how collaborative journalism can help save the Amazon

22.08.20

If you think the A levels algorithm was bad, what about the ones you don't know about?

12.08.20

The problem with extractive journalism

01.08.20

Andrew Wasley: Fifteen years investigating the global meat machine

03.07.20

Central control: why has the government withheld testing data from councils?

24.06.20

The truth is dark but leads to hope

17.06.20

Our new team investigating London’s role in international corruption

26.05.20

How do I love thee, local news? Let me count the ways...

23.04.20

Tell us why you #LoveLocalNews

14.04.20

Why we're looking into drug supply chains

20.03.20

Bureau appoints Chrissie Giles and Madlen Davies to global health team

09.03.20

Why Bureau Local wants to “change the story”

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