Palestinians are angry with this senior Islamic official for justifying violence against womenPalestinians are angry with this Islamic chief sharia'a judge who justifies moderate beatings as a form of discipline By Daoud Kuttab . 13 Dec
A Letter To The Prime MinisterA letter to the Prime Minister on Brexit, presented without further comment. By J.J. Patrick . 13 Dec
WORLD EXCLUSIVE: Mail on Sunday's Links to Fleet Street Phone Hacker - The Secret ProofFor years The Mail on Sunday has denied any involvement in the phone hacking scandal that closed the News of the World. Now, with part two of the Leveson Inquiry silenced by the Government, a deep Byline Investigation is testing those denia By Byline Investigations . 11 Dec
Racism in the press: lessons of the Raheem Sterling caseCalls for change from within the press are welcome but will make no lasting difference. The only workable remedy is effective, independent regulation that takes racism seriously By Brian Cathcart . 10 Dec
Who are the 'Yellow Vests' behind the Biggest Protests in France for 50 Years? Are the Far Right and Putin Co-Opting?As nearly 90,000 police brace themselves for another weekend of protests and violence from the 'Gilets Jaunes' movement in France, Byline looks at evidence that the far right and Putin are involved in stirring up Europe wide protest By Byline Investigations . 7 Dec
EXCLUSIVE: Mail on Sunday Gives Chief Phone Hacker Weaver Plum JobTina Weaver was again named in court documents yesterday as one of Britain's most prolific phone hackers. Yet, despite knowing her past - for which she has never faced justice - the Mail on Sunday has now handed her one of Fleet Street's t By Byline Investigations . 6 Dec
Struggle to make Jordan accessible to allOn the international day for the disabled, handicapped Jordanians are proving that life doesn't end with their handicap By Daoud Kuttab . 6 Dec
Curing cancer gives you... cancerHe was a tabloid newsman who for 30 years lived and breathed celebrity exclusives. Now, Paul McMullan is facing the biggest drama in his own life story: cancer. Here, in the second part of a warts-and-all new column, he talks CT scans, roid By Byline Investigations . 5 Dec
The colour of Russian money part 14: The fourth Estate part 2. Leonid BershidskyLeonid Bershidsky is one of the most prominent liberal voices writing on Russia and Ukraine in the western media. Yet there are grounds for treating his work with a measure of caution and historic business links to the entourage of corrupt By Stephen Komarnyckyj . 5 Dec
The colour of Russian money part 13: The fourth Estate part 1. The Atlantic CouncilThe first in a series on how journalism and think tanks are affected by the oligarchisation sponsored by Russia and its western collaborators. By Stephen Komarnyckyj . 4 Dec
Permission granted: 50s Women win historic case to judicial review on pension rightsThe campaign group for 50s women who lost their pensions have won the right to have a judicial review into the government's handling of the raising of the pension age from 60 to 65 By David Hencke . 1 Dec
EXCLUSIVE: Radio Chatter Reveals Russian Navy Bungle brought it to the Brink of War with UkraineExtraordinary military transmissions heard by Byline suggest three Ukrainian vessels were seized by the Russian Navy in retaliation for a crash between two of their gunboats during a botched maritime interception attempt. By Byline Investigations . 30 Nov
'I would have camped outside that prison every single day', says mother of bullied teenager who hanged himself in his cellLiz Hardy, whose son Jake committed suicide in 2012, spoke at the launch of a campaign to End Child Imprisonment in England. By Hardeep Matharu . 30 Nov
EXCLUSIVE: Leveson 2 Hacking Let Off For Ex Mirror Editor Richard Wallace As victims of phone hacking at Mirror Group Newspapers saw a legal bid to rescue Leveson 2 fail this afternoon, Byline reports on a landmark high court judgment implicating former Daily Mirror Editor Richard Wallace in a conspiracy to inter By Byline Investigations . 29 Nov
Andrew Norfolk of the Times: more bad journalismThe reporter who got things spectacularly wrong over 'Muslim foster care' has offered another lesson in what journalists should not do By Brian Cathcart . 2 Dec
Can the media gap with decentralization be bridged?Decentralization is not just a technical term or a democratic wish. It needs to be given the opportunity to become known by the public by way of decentralised media. By Daoud Kuttab . 29 Nov
'If prisoners don't have human rights, none of us do'Prisoners are particularly vulnerable to abuse and neglect, says a former Chief Inspector of Prisons. By Hardeep Matharu . 26 Nov
SUN HACKING: Paper Targeted F1 Ace Schumacher's Text MessagesBritain's biggest selling tabloid hired specialist hackers to break into Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher's private text messages in 2010, explosive new emails have revealed... By Byline Investigations . 25 Nov
HACKING CASE: Sun Calls On Human Rights Over MP's Mobile Phone MysteryThe Brexit-backing Sun is using the European Convention on Human Rights to conceal the identity of a man selling an MP's phone details. But alleged victims say the man is an illegal phone hacker... By Byline Investigations . 25 Nov
Last of the Summer Time: The next new EU row for Theresa MayNow that the UK is about to sign the withdrawal agreement - the next row will be about what the EU could impose on us during the transition period and it could explode over a proposed directive to abolish British summer time By David Hencke . 24 Nov
