11.03.24
Trapped in work
As migrant carers are banned from bringing family members to the UK, TBIJ reveals how broken visa system traps workers in harrowing situations
28.02.24
Family Court Files
Mother is one of many to have fled with their children to the self-declared state unrecognised by UK government
22.02.24
Our reporting pilot has been extended to a further 16 locations. If you’re a journalist interested in covering cases, here’s some key information
07.02.24
Amendments include ban on unregulated experts and veto on allegations of ‘parental alienation’
06.02.24
Mother’s rape allegation had been dismissed in error before case was re-heard on appeal
31.01.24
Jonathan Furness KC shares his experience of the family court transparency pilot
26.01.24
Proposals intended to reduce backlogs had drawn criticism for putting vulnerable people at further risk
Local Power
Council’s bankruptcy has already meant tax hikes and dire warnings of cuts to services
12.01.24
Journalists will be able to report what they see and hear at courts in a further 16 areas
The Home Office has been found to be failing to investigate ‘clear indicators of forced labour’
04.01.24
Unnamed individual facing scrutiny after investments that left local authority in ruin
07.12.23
Care is the only industry which will be covered by the ban on family members, leading to criticism that the move is discriminatory
05.12.23
How climate change is affecting people in the UK right now
TBIJ carried out groundbreaking community research to show the impact of climate change on south London residents
24.11.23
After two decades as a court reporter, a journalist is able to report for the first time on decisions that can determine children’s futures, thanks to a family courts transparency pilot
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
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
26.10.23
The government has confirmed it will not publish a promised review despite calls from non-profits, academics and its own independent inspector
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
Work by TBIJ allows reporting of a case in which the controversial concept of parental alienation was used to counter domestic abuse allegations
