Exclusive: Judicial Review for BackTo60 challenge to government on pensions set for November 30The High Court today granted a two hour hearing for BackTo60 group to put their case for a judicial review into the mishandling of the raising of the pension age for 50s women. By David Hencke . 16 Oct
Danger on the Line: Damning safety findings that put passengers and train drivers at riskA spate of potentially very serious rail accidents involving stranded trains suggest that the passenger and driver safety is at risk from systemic failures in Britain's semi privatised railways. By David Hencke . 16 Oct
HACKING CASE: Judge blasts "cheat" NGN defence doc as more pay offs buy James Murdoch breathing spaceTop High Court judge Mr Justice Mann has criticised News Group Newspapers' case for its defence to claims of a corporate cover up of phone hacking, and fears the company instead plans to ambush witnesses... By Byline Investigations . 15 Oct
The day the women fighting for their pensions brought Westminster to a standstillA vibrant demonstration by hundreds of women protesting about the raising of the pension age brought Westminster to a halt yesterday when they blocked the road round Parliament square for an hour. By David Hencke . 11 Oct
'It's time for a public inquiry into prisons crisis', former chief inspector tells politiciansProfessor Nick Hardwick gave evidence to Parliament's Justice Committee on the prison population and 'planning for the future'. By Hardeep Matharu . 11 Oct
Needed: Defending independent journalism The search for Jamal Khashoggi brings us back to pay attention to the role of independent journalism and why it is constantly on the attack By Daoud Kuttab . 11 Oct
HACKING CASE: In the Ross Hairs - Sun TV critic up for high court grilling over PI paymentThe Sun's outspoken TV critic Ally Ross has been named in court over a payment to the notorious phone hacking PI firm Trace Direct International. The veteran columnist says he's done no wrong, pointing the finger at colleagues instead. Now By Byline Investigations . 9 Oct
Metropolitan Police Admit Women Deceived Into Relationships With Spycops Were Tortured Under Article 3 Of Human Rights Lawyers for the Metropolitan police admit at the Investigatory Powers Tribunal that Mark Kennedy's undercover intimate relationship with Kate Wilson was human rights abuse. By Nicola Driscoll-Davies . 7 Oct
HACKING CASE: Key News Group Witness 'Did Not Tell Truth', Court HearsA senior reporter for Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers claimed in a sworn court statement never to use private detectives to steal people's private phone data - only to be contradicted by his own allegedly damning emails and invoices. By Byline Investigations . 7 Oct
HACKING CASE: Friday 14th Files Show News Corp Cover Up, High Court HearsOn Friday, January 14, 2011, News Group Newspapers found three emails that shattered its four-year-old "one rogue reporter" defence of phone hacking. Now, in a bruising High Court hearing, claimants' lawyers have described what they say is By Byline Investigations . 4 Oct
Mandatory Palestine United in Opposition to Jewish national lawPalestinians throughout mandatory Palestine agreed on a single issue. Rejecting Jewish national law in Palestine By Daoud Kuttab . 11 Oct
Conservatives v Corbyn: How the Tory party's policy vacuum has left them floundering among the under 45sAway from the media scrum of Boris versus Theresa May on Brexit, the Tory Party conference is doing a lot of soul searching about how it can attract back the droves of people under 45 who have deserted it for Labour. By David Hencke . 3 Oct
HACKING CASE: News International gave wrong Brooks hard-drive to hacking police, High Court hearsRupert Murdoch's News International handed Operation Weeting detectives a hard drive from Rebekah Brooks' work computer, only for them to discover it could never have come from her machine, High Court hears ahead of hacking trial... By Byline Investigations . 2 Oct
Junior journalist, censor yourself!Young journalists have to be on their guard about self-censorship, a Dutch journalist said at a journalism festival. The advice stuck in my head. It's bad advice. By Fréderike Geerdink . 2 Oct
HACKING CASE: Brooks bought unlawful phone data at The Sun, High Court hearsExplosive evidence at the High Court alleges Rebekah Brooks, Rupert Murdoch's most senior UK employee, personally commissioned a private detective to unlawfully obtain private mobile phone information at The Sun, contradicting her past test By Byline Investigations . 1 Oct
Defence Minister's Phone Number Leaked in Tory App Blunder - School Kids First to PrankTwo 6th formers pranked the Government last night by ringing Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson's personal mobile number - freshly hacked from the Tory official party conference App By Byline Investigations . 29 Sep
Brexit is a religion.Brexit is a religion. Full stop. But is there a way to stop this religious fanatism? By J.N. PAQUET . 28 Sep
In England's GREEN and pleasant landThe Challenor case is an arrow to the heart of Britain’s twisted sexual politics. By Beatrix Campbell . 27 Sep
Hacking made boxing legend Bruno 'paranoid', High Court hearsEx world heavyweight champ Frank Bruno lays bare anguish over illegal newspaper surveillance; is among 16 to successfully sue Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers. By Byline Investigations . 27 Sep
#WhyIDidntReportThe hashtag has caught fire and this tells a huge under-reported story By Daoud Kuttab . 27 Sep
