31.03.20
Global Superbugs
India’s pharmaceutical industry is trying to weaken a law that would tackle pollution from antibiotics production
30.03.20
Big Tobacco
The world's largest multinational tobacco company PMI has donated 50 ventilators to hospitals fighting coronavirus in Greece
Environment
The prime minister dismissed a threat by President Macron of France to block the Mercosur trade deal with Brazil over the country's failure to deal with the rainforest fires
20.03.20
The New Nicotine Alliance, which calls itself an independent body campaigning for alternatives to cigarettes, has extensive links to a group set up by Philip Morris International
The world's largest multinational tobacco company offered to work with local authorities and schools, despite rules designed to prevent industry influence on public health policy
09.03.20
Domestic Violence
The Centre for Women's Justice has drawn on reporting from the Bureau to build a complaint over how police forces in England and Wales handle allegations of abuse against officers
06.03.20
MPs debated the findings of a Dispatches co-produced by the Bureau that revealed Philip Morris International's proposal for a bill to relax advertising restrictions
24.02.20
The world's largest multinational tobacco company said it wanted to go smoke-free - but it still sells billions of cigarettes every year
13.02.20
The Enablers
The government refused to release emails between the prime minister's office and the Intelligence and Security Commission in the run up to the general election
07.02.20
The Indian government will drastically limit the concentration of antibiotics allowed in wastewater from the manufacturing process
29.01.20
Big Tech
Graham Stuart MP held the meeting with SenseTime in June 2019 despite reports that the company’s products had been used in Xinjiang province
24.01.20
The Housing Crisis
The government says the increase in line with inflation will give claimants an extra £10 a month, but a Bureau analysis suggests this will only make a handful more homes affordable
15.01.20
The local authority has decided to take medical assessments for housing assistance in-house, after the Bureau raised concerns over the company's practices
20.12.19
Lee Elbaz ordered to pay back $28 million. She was first exposed by the Bureau with the help of a whistleblower in 2016
18.12.19
Over 100 councils have paid a private company, NowMedical, to assess vulnerable people applying for help with homelessness
10.12.19
A UN special rapporteur and his predecessor in post have called on the Bank's investment arm to ensure it only contributes to climate-friendly businesses
MEPs have called for a rethink of the Mercosur trade deal after the Bureau's revelations about burning in the Amazon around Brazilian abattoirs. The fires are often linked to cattle ranching in the re...
28.11.19
MPs and civil servants were prepared to rush publication of the Intelligence and Security Committee report into Russian influence to ensure it was public before the general election
27.11.19
The Bureau is disappointed to announce that it is unable to bring a judicial review to secure the release of the parliamentary report into Russian interference in the UK
23.11.19
Juul has built a network of lobbyists and PR firms as it campaigns for strict laws on nicotine products and advertisements to be relaxed
