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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
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Environment
Public sector workers in the UK are inadvertently funding companies drilling new oil wells in the North Sea
Work by TBIJ allows reporting of a case in which the controversial concept of parental alienation was used to counter domestic abuse allegations
TBIJ revealed last year that beef giant Marfig had sourced cattle from inside Brazil's Menku territory
The Enablers
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
Families have not been contacted in the month since company said it launched an investigation
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30.06.23
With extreme heat becoming a feature of the UK's climate, we will be investigating how people experience heat inside their homes this summer
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