18.02.21
Is Work Working?
Almost a million people in the UK depend on outsourced agencies for work, and are left with little hope of justice if something goes wrong
Company policy against zero-hours contracts falls flat with warehouse workers 'treated like disposable labour'
13.02.21
Environment
Campaigners call for major grocers to cut ties with controversial Brazilian meat firm JBS
06.02.21
Global Health
Unequal distribution of Covid-19 vaccines will harm all of us – leaving reservoirs for the virus across the world in which new, potentially more dangerous strains will emerge and spread
31.01.21
Big Tech
The Bureau has found hundreds of pages using monetisation tools designed by Facebook while spreading dangerous misinformation about Covid-19 and vaccines
27.01.21
Our Impact
A look back at the stories we revealed over the last year, and the change they helped drive
12.01.21
The Enablers
Tycoon whose company benefited from state pipeline contract now awaits UK government approval for billion-pound construction project
17.12.20
Local Power
Thurrock council poured taxpayers' millions into energy company that used cash to set up credit business
16.12.20
An investigation has found evidence of phone intrusions by private intelligence companies in more than 60 countries. How did we get to this point?
A security vulnerability in phone technology is being exploited by private intelligence companies via small networks in Jersey and Guernsey
08.12.20
The Facebook CEO's threat can be revealed by the Bureau after a two-year fight to make notes from the meeting in 2018 public
25.11.20
Britain’s leading supermarkets and fast food outlets are selling chicken fed on soya that has been linked to vast deforestation and thousands of fires across a vital region of tropical woodland
It's a controversial corporate giant that transformed how we eat and has the global food industry in its grip. So why haven't we heard of it?
Health
How new pandemic rules were used to justify a violent raid on an LGBTQ+ homeless shelter in Uganda
Emergency legislation is being used to target and abuse LGBTQ+ and HIV-positive people around the world. Here are their stories
20.11.20
Boris Johnson’s chief adviser had a vision of government by data. But when the pandemic gave him a chance to remake the British state, he flunked it
18.11.20
Thurrock council, which borrowed millions from other councils to invest in solar energy, is now relying on government money from the Public Works Loan Board to repay its lenders
06.11.20
The case revolves around a deal for 19 solar farms between Toucan Energy Holdings, owned by Liam Kavanagh, and Wirsol, an energy business
22.10.20
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism is going to a tribunal to force Thurrock council to release key details of how it has invested huge sums of taxpayers’ money
17.10.20
Rockfire Capital, the company at the centre of the Bureau’s investigation into Thurrock council’s investment spree, has gone into voluntary liquidation just as another business owned by the same man f...
