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15.07.14

Lord Blencathra to apologise for Cayman lobbying contract – a recap

Back in 2012, we revealed that Lord Blencathra, a former MP and Tory Chief Whip, was being paid by the Cayman Islands’ government to represent the interests of its financial services industry – and th...

03.07.14

Bureau’s Tory summer party revelations in Guardian, Daily Mail, Business Insider and more

David and Samantha Cameron arrive at the 2013 Tory summer party at Old Billingsgate in London. (Alan Davidson/The Picture Library) Bureau journalists have been working hard for weeks on our Conservati...

20.06.14

Drones coverage – 10 years of US strikes in Pakistan

Bureau research quoted in Rolling Stone and The Conversation

10.06.14

One week left to apply for position of Managing Editor

Apply for the position of managing editor of the Bureau.

09.06.14

Bureau drones coverage chief Alice K Ross on RT’s Going Underground

Alice K Ross tells Afshin Rattansi about delays to the UK’s Reaper drones in Afghanistan.

19.05.14

The Bureau announces search for a new managing editor

A new plan to further develop the only not-for-profit investigative journalism unit in the UK.

06.11.13

Bureau reporter shortlisted for British Journalism Awards

Maeve McClenaghan’s work on budget cuts and the justice system shortlisted for national award.

20.06.13

The Bureau’s drone project wins Martha Gellhorn award

John Pilger presents prestigious journalism award to Bureau team.

20.05.13

The Bureau’s drone project nominated for prestigious Martha Gellhorn Prize

Journalism award recognises reporting that exposes ‘official drivel’.

19.12.12

BBC Trust’s findings on Newsnight investigation

Report confirms BBC had complete editorial control over story and decision to broadcast.

06.12.12

The Bureau announces new managing editor

Christopher Hird joins the Bureau as new editor.

05.12.12

Emma Slater wins New Journalist of the Year

Winner described as ‘big issue journalist’ for her Bureau investigations.

25.11.12

All Statements from the Bureau’s Trustees

Read a series of statements responding to current events.

15.11.12

Statement from the Bureau’s trustees regarding Lord McAlpine

Statement relating to the north Wales child abuse story.

14.11.12

Letter to the Times from the Bureau’s Trustees

The Trustees respond to claims made in a Times leader.

12.11.12

Statement from Bureau trustees on Iain Overton’s resignation

Ongoing inquiry by Trustees of the Bureau into BBC Welsh Abuse story.

12.11.12

Statement from James Lee, chair of the Trustees

James Lee issues a statement regarding the resignation of Iain Overton.

10.11.12

Abuse victim, Steven Messham, apologises to Lord McAlpine

Abuse victim issues apology after mistaken identity.

10.11.12

Statement from Trustees of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism

Statement from the Trust of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism.

02.11.12

The Bureau in running for 4 Press Gazette British Journalism Awards

Awards emphasise journalism which is interesting to the public and in the public interest

11.10.12

Scrutinising Government

Experts urge government to protect freedom of information law

Experts fear restrictions to freedom of information laws.

30.08.12

The Bureau’s written submission to Lord Justice Leveson

A few comments on how investigative journalism fits into Leveson’s inquiry.

18.07.12

Media, police and justice

A public debate disusses the merits but lack of investigative journalism.

10.07.12

How are you reading this? News consumption in the digital age

New report charts trends in online news consumption.

03.07.12

Are low-paid Filipino researchers the answer to US newspaper woes?

US newspapers outsourcing local reporting to low-paid in developing world.

14.06.12

Drone Warfare

Death from above: the New Statesman’s drones issue

The New Statesman takes on drones, with report from the Bureau’s Chris Woods.

13.06.12

Drone revelations raise profile of Bureau data

Bureau data cited widely as drone strikes under scrutiny.

12.06.12

Philanthro-journalism at work: The Economist cites the Bureau

The Economist discusses a new model of journalism.

30.05.12

Bureau wins 2012 Amnesty Award

Our investigations into deaths in custody wins an Amnesty Award.

23.05.12

Freedom of information and unusable data

Disclosure of data is all very well, but only if it is intelligible and reliable.

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