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Our senior environment reporter Josephine Moulds uncovered how UK high street bank HSBC helped raise $1bn for Glencore in 2023 – despite the bank’s pledge in 2021 to stop funding companies increasing oil production “as soon as possible”
Adele Zeynep Walton is a campaigner and author of Logging Off. Her sister Aimee died by suicide after taking a kit supplied by Kenneth Law online – one of hundreds of people globally.
Law got rich, and tech companies didn’t stop his operation. There may be more than 100 British victims.
Yet last week the NCA confirmed he would not face trial in the UK – after accepting a plea deal in Canada.
Adele argues Law must face justice in the UK – and tech companies need to be held to account in court. Families And Survivors To Prevent Online Suicide Harms are now seeking to challenge the decision through legal action and a public inquiry.
After Character.AI’s move to ban teens from talking to its chatbots, Reddit threads were full of teen users pleading for alternatives
So smaller developers have moved to lure them
Mining giant Glencore’s vast coal mine in Colombia is an open pit six times the size of Manchester
Now, Methodist churches in Colombia, Britain and Ireland have filed a complaint against HSBC for violating international guidelines
After spending weeks digging into it, Jo uncovered that UK local government pension schemes have invested almost THREE billion pounds in funds holding fossil fuel assets in the direct line of fire in the Middle East war.
🚨 NEW: How Europe sheltered alleged war criminal Rifaat al-Assad
Investigation by @edsiddons.bsky.social
www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2026...
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Our environment reporter @josephinemoulds.bsky.social has been investigating the murkier side of what our pension funds are being invested in – and found that some of them are going up in flames. Literally.
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How Rifaat al-Assad stashed his stolen millions – and eluded the lawyers trying to take him down
