Simon Cox

The British-Iraqi man shot dead in the French Alps was worried he might lose ownership of his family home, a BBC investigation reveals.

Computer 'hacktivists' cause havoc targeting the websites of governments, companies and the police but who they are and what motivates them?

A rising number of Roma families living in Britain are coming into contact with social services, a BBC report reveals.

Simon Cox has been talking to people who are willing to sacrifice their pensions for a few thousand pounds.

The mystery of why six people admitted to roles in two murders, when they couldn’t remember anything about the crimes.

The trade in antiquities is one of Islamic State’s main sources of funding. Simon Cox meets the men helping them do it - and the people trying to stop them.

Secret files exposing evidence of widespread suspected match-fixing at the top of world tennis, including at Wimbledon, can be revealed.

An Italian investigation into match-fixing in tennis is laying bare the efforts of a gambling syndicate that tried to fix matches around the world.

The BBC has seen evidence of serious police misconduct linked to a double murder in 1993.

Essex police are looking into about 20 deaths, according to the mother of one of those who died.