The judge said Gove acted with ‘apparent bias’ after openDemocracy revealed £560,000 deal with firm run by his former adviser
The late Lord Smith of Clifton, who passed away at 83 in April, was unusual in translating innovative ideas and deeply held principles into action
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The government has backed down on a health data grab in the face of our legal threat. Parliament is debating an issue we uncovered. And a judge has found for us against the Cabinet Office. We couldn’t do it without you
The UK must urgently put the brakes on any deal that doesn’t align with its legally binding climate targets
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openDemocracy and campaigners threaten injunction over the largest seizure of personal medical records in NHS history, as backlash mounts
Source tells openDemocracy government could be set to reverse foreign aid cuts amid threat of Commons defeat as Theresa May joins rebels
