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 ...

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

The Bureau of Investigative Journalism is delighted to announce the appointment of Franz Wild as its new CEO and Editor-in-Chief. Franz has been the TBIJ’s Editor for the past two years. Before that, ...

Revealed: global crime network behind QR code car-park scam A sprawling fraud operation, a Dubai-based millionaire – and a £4bn company looking the other way ...

TBIJ co-publishes its stories with major media outlets around the world so they reach as many people as possible. A rare event occurred in the UK this week: positive news about the fight against ...

* Manufacturer was also identified in TBIJ’s 2023 investigation into substandard asparaginase, another cancer drug. ** Samples gave the researchers cause to suspect they might be counterfeit Note: The ...

Vital chemotherapy drugs used around the world have failed quality tests, leaving cancer patients in more than 100 countries at risk of ineffective treatments and potentially fatal side effects, the ...

Did coerced labour build your car? Chinese factories tied to Xinjiang forced labour feed supply chains for practically every major carmaker – and tariffs won’t stop that ...

The world sanctioned Xinjiang cotton. China turned it into chicken feed Forced labour in Chinese cotton fields can now be linked to the supply chains of KFC and McDonald’s ...

China’s economy runs on Uyghur forced labour More than 100 global brands are linked to a scheme that ships Xinjiang ethnic minorities to work in factories thousands of miles away ...

Suicide attempts, sackings and a vow of silence: Meta’s new moderators face worst conditions yet Hit by workers’ rights lawsuits in Kenya, the tech giant has moved its outsourcing to a top-secret new ...