Reportage

Sir David King told Adam Bienkov that the stealth tax cut would damage the fight for 'a manageable future for humanity'

Does another review of more tragic deaths of vulnerable children provide the answers needed to protect children from harm, asks Katharine Quarmby

An exclusive poll for Byline Times finds that seven-in-ten voters believe leaving the EU has made life in the UK more expensive

Out of the shadows and into the mainstream, Sian Norris examines the line-up of right-wing politicians and far-right activists at a controversial conference in Hungary

A landmark report by the United Nations concludes that ‘global collapse’ is becoming more likely. But was it watered-down before being published?

The Bank of England has warned of COVID-related labour shortages in Britain, but why aren’t we taking its long-term effects more seriously? Sasha Baker investigates

Byline Times investigates why hotel accommodation for those seeking asylum is being provided in areas facing hostility towards migrants

The civil servant and Metropolitan Police's refusal to investigate a party in the Prime Minister's own flat will spark accusations of an establishment cover-up, reports Adam Bienkov

While some campaigners want to bring in a US 'bounty' system for whistleblowing, others warn this could create a tiered system that leaves vulnerable people in the cold. Sian Norris reports

Dimitris Dimitriadis digs into the scandals linked to a number of firms participating in a flagship global anti-corruption initiative

Following 12 years of cuts, is it any wonder that the children's social care sector is in trouble? A new review misses some of the key structural causes

TJ Coles explores how the Government has reacted to months of alerts about the growing Monkeypox threat

Diogo Augusto investigates loopholes in Companies House business registrations which make Britain ‘the jurisdiction of choice for dirty money’

The Byline Intelligence Team used a range of methods to quantify how many convictions there have been for smuggling people across the Channel under this Government – but a lack of formal data raises transparency questions

Josiah Mortimer digs into a shocking new report on the challenges faced by those trying to defend our right to protest