We uncovered the full extent of this network in our latest investigation, which was part of the Dirty Payments project, led ...

Action Fraud has issued guidance on how to avoid quishing scams. It recommends taking extra caution when scanning codes in ...

Bureau Local is committed to transparency. We ask it of organisations we investigate, and of ourselves as well. On this page you will find the workings behind our investigations and guides for taking ...

Data journalism is simply journalism. The former is a new and trendy term but ultimately, it is just a way of describing journalism in the modern world. As journalists, we don’t think of data as ...

TBIJ’s team consists of full-time reporters, data journalism specialists and editors, led by our CEO and editor-in-chief Rozina Breen. Our staff range from experienced journalists, academics and ...

The Enablers Investigating how UK executives, lawyers and advisors are enabling oligarchs, dictators and criminals around the world ...

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The Trust for the Bureau of Investigative Journalism is an independent charity (1179275) established in 2018. It exists to support charitable elements of the Bureau’s work and mission to keep ...

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One Supreme Court judge, Lord Leggatt, disagreed with the majority’s decision, which he called “Orwellian”. He argued that the government had failed to show a “rational connection” between freezing ...

The Bureau co-publishes its stories with media outlets around the world so that they reach as many people as possible. Our work has appeared in every major British newspaper and broadcaster and many ...