Salary: £52-59k depending on experience Contract: One year, with the potential to extend Location: London (hybrid working) Reporting to: Deputy editor The Bureau of Investigative Journalism is looking ...

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Natalie Unterstell, founder of Brazil-based climate thinktank Talanoa Institute, said that although the UK’s recent progress ...

Nearly a third of all local authorities and over a dozen hospitals in the UK have had their car parks targeted by so-called ...

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An investigation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism has revealed serious concerns about poor-quality cancer drugs being distributed to more than 100 countries around the world. Working with ...

TBIJ has uncovered bad cancer drugs used around the world. All are so-called generics – but what does this mean?

Cancer drugs used in more than 100 countries have failed quality tests. But what are these drugs and how are they used?

Vital chemotherapy drugs used around the world have failed quality tests, leaving cancer patients in more than 100 countries at risk of ineffective treatments and potentially fatal side effects, the ...

What are the consequences of unsafe cancer drugs? Time is of the essence for any cancer patient undergoing chemotherapy, so for that reason alone a substandard or ineffective drug will affect their ...