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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 ...

Following her fellowship with TBIJ, Alex went on to become a full-time reporter for TBIJ's environment strand. Her reporting on domestic abuse by police officers won the Private Eye Paul Foot Award ...

A cross-border collaborative series of investigations revealing systemic harms and barriers to health care ...

An investigation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism has revealed serious concerns about poor-quality brands of a particular cancer drug spreading around the world. The drug, called asparaginase ...

The People’s Newsroom is an initiative to support the creation and sustainability of community projects that reimagine journalism. The news and media industry are failing to authentically serve and ...

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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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 ...

Chrissie Giles has been a writer and editor for more than 15 years. Before joining the Bureau as Global Health Editor, she worked for Wellcome, one of the world’s largest health foundations, where she ...