It started with an article on a private security company in Bosnia. Solomon Hughes then became drawn into an investigation which was to expose the ever growing profits made from the privatisation of war.

A profile of the former Thatcherite minister, Conservative Party chairman Francis Maude, who is one of the driving forces behind Tory modernisation.

Liam Byrne came into parliament on a ‘get tough’ campaign against asylum seekers. Now he’s the new immigration minister.

The Conservatives are no longer the ‘nasty party’ – or so they claim.

Will identity cards be an attack on fundamental liberties? Or are they a necessary inconvenience in the battle against terrorism and identity theft? These and other questions are irrelevant to the scheme’s most powerful supporters: the bidding contractors.

Medical experts and corporate advisers agree, patients will inevitably suffer from the government’s agenda to expand choice in the NHS.

David Blunkett seems to have been more interested in increasing the powers of the US state than defending the liberties of those who elected him.

Why newspapers are so reluctant to let facts get in the way of their readers’ eyesight.