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19.04.21

Coronavirus

Pfizer backs down over “unreasonable” terms in South Africa vaccine deal

Pharma giant had previously demanded governments put up state assets as collateral for Covid19 vaccine deals

19.04.21

Decision Machines

Home Office algorithm to detect sham marriages may contain built-in discrimination

Internal document warns that new system could perpetuate existing biases against certain nationalities

19.04.21

Local Power

High court judge questions integrity of businessman behind multi-million pound council deals

More questions for Thurrock council after judge cites "unsatisfactory" evidence from controversial businessman to whom it gave £420m

11.04.21

Decision Machines

Instagraft: Covid conspiracy theorists selling silver spray and $50 seawater

The Bureau has identified more than 100 Instagram accounts using the platform to make money through spreading misinformation about Covid-19 and vaccines

01.04.21

Domestic Violence

Met officer alleged to have violently sexually abused two colleagues

Officer has been allowed to continue working unsuspended for three years since allegations were made

25.03.21

Is Work Working?

Deliveroo riders can earn as little as £2 an hour during shifts, as boss stands to make £500m

An analysis of hundreds of riders’ invoices shows many riders’ earnings per session falling short of minimum wage levels

Pfizer backs down over “unreasonable” terms in South Africa vaccine deal

Home Office algorithm to detect sham marriages may contain built-in discrimination

High court judge questions integrity of businessman behind multi-million pound council deals

Instagraft: Covid conspiracy theorists selling silver spray and $50 seawater

Met officer alleged to have violently sexually abused two colleagues

Deliveroo riders can earn as little as £2 an hour during shifts, as boss stands to make £500m

Blog

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

We're hiring: Apply to be our grants fundraiser

We're hiring: apply to be our environment reporter

Pfizer backs down over “unreasonable” terms in South Africa vaccine deal

Home Office algorithm to detect sham marriages may contain built-in discrimination

High court judge questions integrity of businessman behind multi-million pound council deals

Instagraft: Covid conspiracy theorists selling silver spray and $50 seawater

Met officer alleged to have violently sexually abused two colleagues

Deliveroo riders can earn as little as £2 an hour during shifts, as boss stands to make £500m

Blog

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

We're hiring: Apply to be our grants fundraiser

We're hiring: apply to be our environment reporter

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