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 ...

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Great Minds Together went bust owing millions. Yet its name continues to be associated with publicly-funded care ...

Major insurers are fuelling the climate crisis while benefiting from a scheme that helps cover their flood losses ...

Vantage Markets’s offshore arm targets customers in the UK. But its advocates aren’t financial experts – they’re make-up experts, manosphere bros and mumpreneurs ...

According to our analysis, the government raked in almost £5bn last year in profit from various visa, citizenship and immigration charges. That’s more than it gets in corporation tax from all of the ...

A developer whose website was hijacked by thousands of rogue OpenAI agents has told us that the incident was “attempted ...

Delo told the court that his guilty plea represented a “fair resolution” of the case. He was not convicted of money ...

The US dropped 751 weapons on Afghanistan in September, a seven-year high, but carried out fewer strikes.

In a letter sent this month, energy minister Michael Shanks said the government does not intend to renew the subsidy support ...

A traditional song in the Uyghur language plays over the video of a man feeding bits of car chassis into a machine. “Who is going to the city to be a stranger? Who can no longer stand it?” a nasal ...

Eight-seven-five. Angel still remembers her number, months after leaving the UK. The number assigned to her by the farm. The number used instead of her name when her supervisor ordered her to work ...