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by Jo Gideon, Chair, WhistleblowersUK Was the appointment of Mandelson to the UK’s most important diplomatic role simply cronyism at its worst or is it…

Sir Olly Robins telling the Select Committee that he and his staff had been put under pressure to security clear Mandelson and others - A…

Members of public accounts committee raise concerns about culture and call for greater examination. Nuclear whistleblowers who try to draw attention to cultural and safety…

Last July former Transport Minister Baroness Kramer spoke out in favour of an Office of the Whistleblower. The Baroness, who champions whistleblowing and has in…

It was a pleasure to be of assistance! Well done to the team and thank you to the whistleblower for sharing for seeking help before…

It's ironic that the Employment Tribunal published its long-awaited judgment, V Woodall MBE v Google UK Limited, in the shadow of International Women's Day. This…

In a very real sense, the UK has no proper law of Whistleblowing. There is, of course, section 43B of the Employment Rights Act 1996…

A UNITED CALL FOR STRONGER ENFORCEMENT AGAINST CORRUPTION AND FOREIGN BRIBERY WhistleblowersUK is proud to support the National Whistleblower Center’s (NWC) proposed resolution for the…

Stephen Kerr, a Scottish Conservative MSP for Central Scotland, has championed amendments to the Education (Scotland) Bill to create an independent whistleblowing framework in schools.…

Friday 27 June 2025 London, UK – WhistleblowersUK is proud to host the 3rd annual Whistleblowing Awareness Week 2025 in Westminster from 3 to 11…