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When protesters tipped a slaver’s statue into Bristol Harbour, they raised a crucial question about the city’s rich history. It’s time for the British Museum to explore the painful story of transatlantic slavery.

The inquiry seems to be in the dark about the scale of the VIP lane scandal. Our executive director shares the questions that need answers.

After Leicestershire Police removed details of a deal with the controversial US spy-tech firm, three quarters of UK police forces refuse to say if they even have a contract with Palantir.

We said we were fighting to stop the Mail protecting a sexual predator, so the paper threatened us with legal action. We’re not backing down. CW: sexual assault

Women at a top London university face disciplinary action after criticising the university for keeping a predatory professor in post.

After 14 years, the police officer found guilty of sexual misconduct against Kristina O’Connor may finally be held to account

After months of pressure, the Home Office has finally removed Lord Walney, the controversial adviser appointed by Boris Johnson.

Camila Batmanghelidjh and Kids Company wanted urgent reforms to children’s services. So why is the system still failing young people?

One of the thousands of young people given love and support by Kids Company speaks movingly at Camila Batmanghelidjh’s funeral in 2024.

Over the past two decades, rightwing think-tanks and pressure groups that spread climate denial, attack public services and stoke culture wars have bagged millions of pounds in donations from charities. Max Colbert investigates.

A personal reflection by Jo Maugham on why we are supporting the judicial review to fully restore Kids Company’s reputation.

Elon Musk has declared war on Labour. Collective action is the only response, says Grace Blakeley.

Labour MPs called for a block on new contracts for Fujitsu Services while in opposition. But while sub-postmasters wait for compensation, a Labour home secretary has signed-off on multimillion-pound deals.  

The government has announced 2,000 extra sitting days to tackle the court backlog, taking the total to 108,500 days for courts this year – but there’s still more to do.

The police tried to force Joel Goodman to hand over his photos of the Rotherham riots. He stood up for freedom of speech and won.

Alleged Chinese spy Yang Tenbo is a business partner of a major Tory donor, who has held sensitive roles advising the government on defence and tech.