Premier Bin: Is the minimum wage hotel chain run by Whitbread millionaires and promoted by Lenny Henry going to the dump?A big promise for workers after Brexit is that the low paid will get higher wages as companies become more desperate to recruit. From anecdotal evidence at Premier Inn in Edinburgh customers will get poorer service and staff will have to By David Hencke . 18 Aug
Towards building a strategy to prevent/counter violence extremismThis is a reaction article to the lack of any national strategy to confront extremism in Jordan By Daoud Kuttab . 15 Aug
EXCLUSIVE: Sunday Mirror Exec Was Accused Over 'Medical Records' Mirror Group Newspapers has promoted Nick Owens to a top job at the Sunday Mirror. But the 103-year-old tabloid's Head of News was once secretly recorded trying to buy 'illegal medical records'... By Byline Investigations . 15 Aug
EXCLUSIVE trailer: John Ford - The Thief Of Fleet StreetJohn Ford is The Thief of Fleet Street. For 15 years he worked for Rupert Murdoch's The Sunday Times as a self-confessed "one man crime wave". His job was to steal the information journalists could not otherwise get. Now he's turned whistle By Byline Investigations . 14 Aug
Two Judicial Reviews Lodged Against The Undercover Policing InquiryVictims of the Undercover Policing Inquiry launch second legal action. Pictured above is Spycop "Carlo Neri" By Nicola Driscoll-Davies . 14 Aug
'Justice Secretary must put right mess he made', says former chair of parole board sacked over John Worboys controversyEXCLUSIVE: Nick Hardwick gives Byline his reaction to a High Court ruling which found that his sacking over the John Worboys case by the Justice Secretary was "not acceptable" as it breached the latter's duty to uphold judicial independence By Hardeep Matharu . 12 Aug
Labour Pains: Pregnancy Website Fined For Data Used By Labour PartyThe ICO has levelled a £140,000 fine at a pregnancy and childcare website for illegally collecting and selling information for the purpose of political campaigning. The data was used by Experian Marketing Services in Labour's targeting of n By J.J. Patrick . 9 Aug
the colossal mistake of Jered Kushner towards UNRWAThe top US official regarding the Palestinian Israeli conflict is committing a blunder by trying to destroy the UN agency entrusted to help Palestinian refugees By Daoud Kuttab . 9 Aug
A No Deal Brexit could leave nearly 500,000 expatriate Brits with frozen pensions like those living in Canada and AustraliaThe ratcheting up of a No Deal Brexit scenario could leave 500,000 Brit expat pensioners losing their annual up rating and end up like ex pat pensioners living in increasingly poverty stricken circumstances in Australia and Canada. By David Hencke . 8 Aug
A War of Words and Ukrainian Authors Part 9: Pavlo Tychyna plays a solar clarinet...Pavlo Tychyna one of Europe's greatest poets, remains relatively unknown outside Ukraine, yet this author like all great writers can enhance our understanding of the human condition By Stephen Komarnyckyj . 15 Aug
A War of Words and Ukrainian Authors Part 8: Russian oppression and Ukrainian literatureRussian soft power has led to the west having a distorted view of Ukraine's history and its literature... By Stephen Komarnyckyj . 3 Aug
A War of Words and Ukrainian Authors Part 7: the deranged genius of Antonych One of the best poets in any language, a boozy bard who wrote like Dylan Thomas on acid, is little known outside Ukraine. Read about him and stroll through a nocturnal Carpathian forest haunted by pagan Gods By Stephen Komarnyckyj . 3 Aug
EXCLUSIVE: Qatar World Cup 'Dirty Tricks' - Top PR Man Vanishes From Scandal Firm Website This week top PR firm BLJ Worldwide was accused of working for Qatar to sabotage rival hosting bids for the 2022 World Cup. 24 hours later its Chairman and co-founder, former Murdoch man and Daily Mail spin doctor, Sir Nicholas Lloyd, quiet By Byline Investigations . 3 Aug
Druze in Israel betrayed by their 'blood brothers'The small Druze community in Israel was always told that they are blood brothers with Jews, but when it came to the nationality law, they were thrown under the bus and their Arabic language was demoted By Daoud Kuttab . 2 Aug
Judicial Review of government's handling of 50s women pension changes lodged at High CourtThe first step to try and recover pensions lost for 50s women was taken just before the courts closed today. It will be the start of a long process. By David Hencke . 31 Jul
A Mind War: A Red Wasp and a Spider Russia carries out a non-traditional war against the West. The West replies with oblivion, denial and confusion. The US and EU need to acknowledge that it is a hybrid war, not "meddling," learn the Kremlin mentality and methodology and deve By Zarina Zabrisky . 7 Aug
Dirty Russian Money Part 8: The Devil’s Advocate? One enterprising English law firm sits at the centre of a web of connections between Russian oligarchs and the British elite. An analysis of its connections shows how deeply Britain has been penetrated by Russian wealth and the potential th By Stephen Komarnyckyj . 30 Jul
Bishop Peter Ball:Time for the Church of England to take a lead on stamping out child sex abuseThe horrifying hearings this week about sex offender Bishop Peter Ball and the duping of Prince Charles mean it is now time for the Church of England to act to stamp out sexual abuse. By David Hencke . 28 Jul
FAKING NEWS: Sir Cliff Judge slaps down "erroneous" reportingBritain's corporate media suffered a rebuke from the judge in Sir Cliff Richard's privacy case for misreporting his ruling which protects innocent suspects from wrongful media accusations of criminality... By Byline Investigations . 28 Jul
