Former Apprentice star Thomas Skinner spills the beans on Strictly Come Dancing's intense behind-the-scenes secrecy, revealing contestants are locked away to prevent leaks ahead of the live shows.
An explosive investigation reveals a covert government rating system for abuse allegations in NSW childcare centres, deliberately withheld from parents and the public.
The US House Oversight Committee confronts the Justice Department over withheld Ghislaine Maxwell documents. Democrats allege a cover-up, demanding transparency on Epstein's powerful associates.
The Australian Labor government is confronting a significant internal and cross-party backlash over proposed legislation that critics argue would severely restrict transparency and public access to government information.
A Florida judge denies the release of grand jury transcripts from the 2006 Jeffrey Epstein probe, shielding key witness testimonies and reigniting debates over judicial transparency in a case mired in scandal.
NHS Scotland officials attempted to withhold crucial details from a transgender tribunal, sparking a fresh row over transparency and public trust.
Calls grow for police transparency as forces resist revealing suspect ethnicity in major cases, sparking debates over accountability and public trust.
The British government is refusing to disclose the locations of hotels housing asylum seekers, citing security concerns. Critics argue the secrecy fuels public distrust.
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps faces backlash after employing a superinjunction to suppress leaked documents on Afghanistan, sparking debates over transparency and government secrecy.
Shocking classified documents expose how the British government used legal gag orders to suppress damning revelations about its involvement in Afghanistan.
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps faces pressure to maintain a controversial superinjunction blocking details of UK military operations in Afghanistan. Critics question transparency.
Discover how superinjunctions are being used in the Afghan data breach case, their implications for press freedom, and why they remain controversial in UK law.
Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace insists he has no regrets over a legal injunction that blocked media reporting on the airlift of 18,500 Afghans to Britain, despite a major data leak blunder.
A secret court order has blocked reporting on key details of the UK's Afghan resettlement scheme, raising concerns over transparency and accountability.
UK ministers have been gagged by a superinjunction preventing discussion of a covert airlift of Afghan migrants, raising questions over transparency and national security.