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Emiliano Mellino
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Senior Reporter, The Bureau of Investigative Journalism
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TV, campaigns) books, lifestyleCelebrity interviews (film, topical wellbeing, trends and social justice.
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By Emiliano Mellino| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified The wife of a wealthy London-based Russian sacked the housekeeper who blew the whistle on her drug-taking and abusive behaviour, according to a claim filed at an employment tribunal. The former employee, known as Ms P, said in her claim that the wife was frequently drunk, appeared to be using illegal drugs and kept “inappropriate” pictures of her children on her iPad.
By Emiliano Mellino| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified Migrant workers who have been exploited on British farms face huge barriers to achieving justice through the employment tribunal – including rules effectively stopping them from giving oral evidence, the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ) can reveal. The six-month seasonal worker visa, which was launched in 2019 and now brings more than 30,000 workers to the UK each year, has been beset with allegations of labour exploitation, including systematic bullying, abuse and underpayment.
By Emiliano Mellino| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified The wife of a wealthy London-based Russian sacked the housekeeper who blew the whistle on her drug-taking and abusive behaviour, according to a claim filed at an employment tribunal. The former employee, known as Ms P, said in her claim that the wife was frequently drunk, appeared to be using illegal drugs and kept “inappropriate” pictures of her children on her iPad.
Company Info
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ) is an independent, not-for-profit organization based in London, founded in 2010 by Elaine and David Potter. Its mission is to hold power accountable through rigorous investigative reporting focused on public interest issues. TBIJ conducts in-depth investigations and collaborates with various media outlets, publishers, and broadcasters to enhance the impact of its findings. The organization is funded through donations and philanthropy, with notable supporters including The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Google Global News Initiative. TBIJ is committed to transparency regarding its funding sources, which helps maintain its independence and credibility in journalism. By providing high-quality investigative content, TBIJ aims to influence public discourse and drive significant changes in policy and awareness. As it celebrates milestones like its 15th anniversary, TBIJ continues to highlight the importance of thorough reporting in fostering an informed and accountable society.
London, England, United Kingdom
+44 20 3892 7490
Founded: 2010