SLAPP cases that get to court are ‘just the tip of the iceberg’ of journalist intimidation
The impact of the wealthy using SLAPP cases to intimidate journalists is much worse in the UK than people realise…
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‘Tenacity’ of Bureau journalists earns open justice reminder to judges
Civil judges across England and Wales have been reminded of the importance of open justice after a Bureau of Investigative…
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TBIJ launches People’s Newsroom to boost community journalism and improve diversity
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism has launched an ambitious project to address what it sees as UK journalism’s broken business…
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Bureau wins FoI ‘victory for journalism’ forcing council to reveal how it gambled £1bn on solar investment
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism has won a Freedom of Information battle to find out how Thurrock Council spent £1bn…
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Local News Matters: Weekly introduces micro-paywall and Bureau Local launches project to ‘change the story’
A weekly newspaper has introduced a micro-paywall as the National Union of Journalists marks its annual Local News Matters week.…
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Bureau of Investigative Journalism drops legal bid for release of Russia ‘interference’ report
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism has withdrawn its planned legal action to force the Government to release a report on…
By Bureau issues legal threat to Government urging release of ‘Russian interference’ report
A non-profit investigative journalism outfit has threatened legal action against the Government in an attempt to force it to release…
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Reporter says Bureau of Investigative Journalism asked her to sign NDA
A former Bureau of Investigative Journalism reporter has said the non-profit news outfit tried to subject her to a non-disclosure…
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