09.11.23
Global Health
Agency’s biggest ever project has failing in its aim to building last supply chains to poorer countries
US development agency’s supply chain project has been riddled with failings, inefficiencies, indictments and fraud allegations
06.11.23
Our Impact
House of Lords report cites TBIJ investigation that revealed seasonal workers faced abuse, threats of deportation, wage theft and racism
03.11.23
Local Power
The figures are a further blow to Thurrock residents, who face years of tax rises and deep cuts to services as town hall bosses seek to balance the books
02.11.23
Environment
Minister in the spotlight as lucrative sell-off is plagued with allegations of favouritism
30.10.23
The Enablers
Judges can throw out claims they deem to be abuses of process but only in cases involving economic crime
26.10.23
Trapped in work
The government has confirmed it will not publish a promised review despite calls from non-profits, academics and its own independent inspector
23.10.23
Public sector workers in the UK are inadvertently funding companies drilling new oil wells in the North Sea
22.10.23
Inspectors heard hundreds of allegations of threats, wage theft, racism and appalling conditions from seasonal workers at farms across the UK, but nothing was done
21.10.23
Family Court Files
Work by TBIJ allows reporting of a case in which the controversial concept of parental alienation was used to counter domestic abuse allegations
13.10.23
It can be daunting to raise concerns within your organisation – but blowing the whistle in the media can have a hugely positive impact
06.10.23
Researchers are using TBIJ's findings to create device that will screen for poor-quality medicines that are sold around the world
04.10.23
Big Tech
False conspiracy theories around 15-minute cities see a secret plot behind the proposals to place draconian restrictions on the movement of citizens
30.09.23
Critics say the figure suggests HMRC is doing too little to punish rich tax cheats at a time when millions of Britons are struggling to make ends meet
12.09.23
TBIJ revealed last year that beef giant Marfig had sourced cattle from inside Brazil's Menku territory
11.09.23
South Londoners living in stifling conditions due to communal heating systems residents cannot switch off
09.09.23
Alan Sugar’s attempt to become a non-resident to avoid taxes due on a massive £390m dividend failed because he is a member of the House of Lords, who are automatically ineligible
08.09.23
Global Superbugs
Environment minister decided not to impose restrictions even after salmonella outbreak had been linked to four deaths
04.08.23
Jody Freeman had prompted conflict-of-interests row with $350,000-a-year board position at ConocoPhillips
03.08.23
Residents left to pick up the bill after disastrous investment policy leaves council with £500m black hole
