How did the British high street become littered with American Candy stores? The answer lies in Afghanistan.

Cormac Kehoe went shopping for a souvenir.

Cormac Kehoe went shopping for a souvenir.

Cormac Kehoe went shopping for a souvenir.

Attendees warned of 'vast' legal risks from Government's legacy proposals

A County Court judgment for £10,000 made against a Mill Media reporter has been thrown out after a judge ruled it was an

David Cameron promised to fix the lobbyists – but then he went off and became one. Despite all the promises, the rules are still porous and the watchdog is only part-time. Most of Britain’s lobbying g...

As media lawyers battle to keep Britain’s libel industry lucrative, hopes for reform are fading

Exclusive: A discreet lobbying campaign by lawyers who have acted for oligarchs and the super-rich told government that reforming England's libel laws was too difficult.

Exclusive: A discreet lobbying campaign by lawyers who have acted for oligarchs and the super-rich told government that reforming England's libel laws was too difficult.

Exclusive analysis reveals the high rate of former MoD and military officials moving to major defence firms vying for UK government contracts. Are cur...

"Investigative journalism is essential in restoring public confidence at a time of widespread distrust"

"Investigative journalism is essential in restoring public confidence at a time of widespread distrust"

Mysterious emails, incessant demands and a fake lawyer — an editor’s note about a serious threat we’re facing

Two Italian doctor’s notes and ‘unsatisfactory’ conduct from Claudio Di Giovanni

PINF and Changing Ideas are delighted to announce this year’s cohort of tenacious journalists!

Jon Boutcher also said politicians and the media had continued to ‘misinterpret’ revelations about the extent of police surveillance of journalists

Asif Aziz’s Criterion Capital owns several apartment blocks in capital as well as Trocadero centre in Piccadilly

And we have ten discounted subscriptions available...

We went to the billionaire's home to get answers, as a leading homelessness charity cut ties with the landlord and tenants begged the mayor to save their homes.

We went to the billionaire's home to get answers, as a leading homelessness charity cut ties with the landlord and tenants begged the mayor to save their homes.

Former Northern Ireland correspondent Vincent Kearney subjected to ‘unprecedented’ surveillance, says lawyer

Submissions to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal allege that the extent of MI5 and PSNI surveillance of Vincent Kearney was “unprecedented”

Exclusive: Asif Aziz's Criterion Capital hoped to replace hundreds of tenants with more lucrative temporary accommodation. That plan has been shelved – for now.

Exclusive: Asif Aziz's Criterion Capital hoped to replace hundreds of tenants with more lucrative temporary accommodation. That plan has been shelved – for now.

Exclusive: Josh Simons pressed intelligence officials to investigate reporters, in emails described as ‘McCarthyite smear’

And we've got a BIG scoop about Birmingham's Shahid Butt

Labour Together allegedly hired company to look at Sunday Times and Guardian reporters after article about donations

It would be libellous to print anything else.

Mysterious emails, incessant demands and a fake lawyer — an editor’s note about a serious threat we’re facing

Mysterious emails, incessant demands and a fake lawyer — an editor’s note about a serious threat we’re facing

Mysterious emails, incessant demands and a fake lawyer — an editor’s note about a serious threat we’re facing

Mill Media is being sued for libel by an Italian businessman over reporting about his alleged activity in London's rental market.