Press Gazette’s British Journalism Awards shortlists Exaro for ‘campaign of the year’ By Exaro Team | 1 December 2014 Exaro and the work of eight of its journalists are shortlisted for this year’s British Journalism Awards. The eight contributed to a series of articles on Exaro that led to the overarching inquiry into child sex abuse. In addition, […]
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Anglo-Australian company uses its corporate advisors for ‘independent’ investigation By David Pallister and Mike Yuille | 10 April 2016 “Perception will be shaped by the quality of the report when it is published” – BHP spokesman on “independent” investigation Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP Billiton faces fresh criticism for its part in Brazil’s worst environmental disaster by commissioning an investigation that […]
Christian Michel under ‘red notice’ as India’s CBI seeks his extradition over bribery claims By David Pallister | 15 December 2015 “Criminal conspiracy, cheating, illegal gratification and abuse of official position” – Charges listed by Interpol against Christian Michel Interpol has issued a “red notice” for the arrest of a British businessman implicated in a bribery scandal over […]
Helicopter maker plunged into series of bribery investigations into overseas contracts By David Pallister | 18 September 2015 Former defence secretary Geoff Hoon faces fresh pressure as Anglo-Italian helicopter manufacturer AgustaWestland has been plunged into a spate of corruption claims. Hoon, managing director for AgustaWestland’s international business since 2011, will be responsible for helping the company to defend […]
Operation Midland is a probe into credible testimony, writes Exaro’s Editor-in-Chief By Mark Watts | 5 September 2015 Why did detectives publicly say that they regarded a key witness’s extraordinary account of child sex abuse as “credible”? This is what I am most frequently asked about the Metropolitan Police Service’s ‘Operation Midland’, coming slightly ahead of questions that […]
Notorious brothel’s co-owner denied knowing of child sex abuse at her Edwardian house By Mark Conrad and David Pallister | 1 April 2015 Brothel owner Carole Kasir boasted to friends about high-profile visitors to her guest house. Three decades later, that guest house is at the centre of an investigation by Scotland Yard into VIP paedophiles – amid claims of […]
Teenage tearaway who feuded with her mother later abandoned three young daughters By Mark Conrad and David Pallister | 1 April 2015 Teenage tearaway Carole Kasir fell out spectacularly with her mother. It was the first step on a wayward life that led Carole Kasir to being the madam of a paedophile brothel – the notorious Elm Guest House. Years […]
‘Madam’ spanked one male guest in kitchen with riding whip in front of shocked friends By Mark Conrad and David Pallister | 1 April 2015 Elm Guest House was home to Harry and Carole Kasir. Living with them there in 1979 was their young son and Carole’s daughter from a previous relationship. And they were heading for disaster. Their Edwardian […]
Newspaper industry’s awards shortlists us and paper for ‘news team of the year’ By Exaro Team | 10 March 2015 “The award for the best overall news team in terms of range and depth of coverage, reporting, scoops, pictures and design” – Press Awards Exaro and the Sunday People have been jointly nominated in the newspaper industry’s Press […]
Lord Havers, baroness’s brother, curbed investigation into Kincora scandal 30 years ago By David Hencke and David Pallister | 14 July 2014 “The conduct of the police, or elected representatives… or military intelligence… was not under scrutiny in this inquiry” – Judge William Hughes, Kincora inquiry Home secretary Theresa May has received a fresh warning that Baroness Butler-Sloss may not […]