The Latest Breaking News from TBIJ

Foreign workers on British farms were allegedly starved, abused, denied medical care and financially exploited — so why did the Home Office try to cover up damning evidence from its own inspections?

Complainant forced to give evidence for second time as case reheard

Amendments to a new bill could boost transparency and toughen sanctions, says the Bureau of Investigative Journalism’s Lucy Nash

Commission ‘concerned and disturbed’ by claims of lethal violence by security guards on Del Monte farm

Exclusive: Investigation uncovers villagers’ claims of violence at farm that is single largest exporter of Kenyan produce to the world

Documents uncovered by the Guardian and TBIJ appear to show Dutch club received more than €100m from Russian oligarch

French senator Nathalie Goulet and former European football boss Michel Platini are among some 100 people whose private data was hacked following criticism of Qatar, an investigation by British journalists has revealed. The Qatari government denies it has played any part in commissioning the eavesdropping.

Investigation reveals cattle raised on Mỹky territory ended up in global supply chain including food giant

Complaints filed by charity named after ex-president reopen the debate over legal action against public interest journalism

Evidence appears to show illicit payments taken from workers harvesting produce for M&S, Tesco and Waitrose

Social media giant accused of inaction after users post ‘horrifying and hateful content’