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21.09.22

Don’t let us be silenced

The Bureau is facing an unprecedented legal fight for doing our job – and we need your help

03.09.22

Big Tobacco

Revealed: The detailed results of our nicotine testing

Heated tobacco is touted as a better alternative to cigarettes for smokers, yet new research suggests that one brand contains much more nicotine than claimed

12.08.22

Our Impact

Beyond the headlines: how our journalism drives real-world change

Whether it's on a local or global scale, we set out to ensure that the power of our journalism is not limited to the stories themselves

30.05.22

Environment

It’s the innocent – not the climate destroyers – paying the price for deadly heatwaves

Those least responsible for the emissions that have caused climate breakdown are already suffering the gravest consequences

09.05.22

Global Health

Abortion is a politicised issue. Facts are important

People have been preparing for a United States where abortion is outlawed. The truth is that access to abortion has been under threat for decades – and not just in the US

07.04.22

The Enablers

Butler to the World: Oliver Bullough Q&A

The bestselling author Oliver Bullough joined the Bureau for a livestream event this week to talk about his new book Butler to the World.

12.02.22

Environment

Brazil’s presidential election is a vote for the future of the planet

The Amazon cannot withstand four more years of leadership that puts profit before the planet

11.02.22

Bureau announces Rozina Breen as new CEO and Editor in Chief

Rozina, who joins the Bureau from the BBC, is a passionate believer in the power of public interest reporting. Her determination to open up crucial information in creative ways for different audiences...

21.01.22

Health Inequality

Health inequality – what next?

We now want to take what we’ve learned over the past year and examine wider social inequality, while always keeping in mind the potential health outcomes for those left disadvantaged by systemic injus...

13.12.21

In memoriam: Ethan Bradley

Courier, union organiser and aspiring journalist who worked with the Bureau on the groundbreaking Deliveroo investigation

09.12.21

The Housing Crisis

Opening the data on closed door evictions

Bureau Local is opening the data gathered as part of our evictions investigation

08.12.21

Big Tobacco whistleblowers awarded top prize

Whistleblowers who helped the Bureau expose British American Tobacco’s corporate espionage have been given Blueprint Whistleblowing Award

25.11.21

Our Impact

How can journalism be useful? Working with grassroots groups to investigate health exclusion

Our investigation into access to healthcare for undocumented migrants, and its impact, would not have been possible if we hadn't worked with community organisations from the start

17.11.21

The Enablers

Do City lawyers need an ethics check-up?

Questionable tactics are being used by top UK firms at the behest of foreign clients and it's degrading the British justice system. So what should be done?

02.11.21

Environment

Cop26: Bolsonaro’s deforestation pledge means nothing until he stops stoking the flames at home

Rampant land-grabbing in the Amazon means commitment should be met with scepticism

29.10.21

Our Impact

Rule changes to revolutionise family court reporting

Raft of proposals will increase transparency of family court hearings, which for decades have been held behind closed doors

05.10.21

Global Health

#ClosedDoors: How local journalists exposed pandemic evictions

Reporting from around the UK laid bare the courts system's inability to mitigate the catastrophic affects of Covid-19

01.10.21

CIA Torture

Bureau submits evidence to US supreme court on CIA torture sites

Next week the US government will tell the court the location of CIA black sites is unconfirmed. Our investigations prove otherwise

29.09.21

Global Health

From Glasgow to Galicia, Europe's vaccine rollouts are leaving migrants behind

Administrative barriers in countries across Europe are blocking access to Covid-19 jabs for nearly 4 million undocumented migrants

23.08.21

The People’s Newsroom

Bureau launches the People’s Newsroom to usher in new era of community journalism

We’re setting out to support people to build local media that reflects and serves all

21.08.21

Shadow Wars

The feeling of despair that follows every Afghan

America’s longest war has ended, but the conflict is far from over for the people of Afghanistan

29.07.21

Our Impact

Bureau challenges UK government to ensure its spying regime is lawful

Legal letter asks for safeguards protecting privacy of journalists and citizens

23.06.21

Our Impact

Do headlines equal impact?

All journalists want their story make the front page - but if you care about impact, you need to think about more than just reach

25.05.21

Environment

Big Meat, deforestation and the money trail

As MPs prepare to debate the Environment Bill, campaigners say banks and pension funds must be stopped from funding illegal deforestation

14.04.21

Our Impact

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

We wanted to ask and answer a seemingly simple question: is work working? But to do so, we needed to investigate in a way that put workers themselves at the heart of our journalism

03.02.21

Scrutinising Government

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

Journalist Lousie Tickle explains why she is launching a project aimed at opening up family courts to trained reporters, with the support of the Bureau

25.01.21

Bureau Local announces new editorial leadership

Bureau Local has hired Emily Wilson to join the team in the newly created role of Bureau Local Editor

07.12.20

Big Tech

What now for Downing Street’s data revolution?

Dominic Cummings never realised his vision for a digital government. But the cogs he set in motion are still turning

01.12.20

Health

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

Join Bureau Local’s new project to investigate health inequalities across the UK

13.11.20

Is Work Working?

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

We’re launching a collaborative reporting project in which the Bureau Local and The Daily Mirror will support readers to tell their own stories about the impact of insecure work

Blog

Don’t let us be silenced

Revealed: The detailed results of our nicotine testing

Beyond the headlines: how our journalism drives real-world change

It’s the innocent – not the climate destroyers – paying the price for deadly heatwaves

Abortion is a politicised issue. Facts are important

Butler to the World: Oliver Bullough Q&A

Brazil’s presidential election is a vote for the future of the planet

Bureau announces Rozina Breen as new CEO and Editor in Chief

Health inequality – what next?

In memoriam: Ethan Bradley

Opening the data on closed door evictions

Big Tobacco whistleblowers awarded top prize

How can journalism be useful? Working with grassroots groups to investigate health exclusion

Do City lawyers need an ethics check-up?

Cop26: Bolsonaro’s deforestation pledge means nothing until he stops stoking the flames at home

Rule changes to revolutionise family court reporting

#ClosedDoors: How local journalists exposed pandemic evictions

Bureau submits evidence to US supreme court on CIA torture sites

From Glasgow to Galicia, Europe's vaccine rollouts are leaving migrants behind

Bureau launches the People’s Newsroom to usher in new era of community journalism

The feeling of despair that follows every Afghan

Bureau challenges UK government to ensure its spying regime is lawful

Do headlines equal impact?

Big Meat, deforestation and the money trail

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

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

Bureau Local announces new editorial leadership

What now for Downing Street’s data revolution?

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

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

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