Whistleblower and citizen journalists- sell your story to newspapers

Published Stories

Mail on Sunday newspaper- August 2010

We were contacted by a whistleblower who wanted to expose the behaviour of MPs claiming their expenses.

MPs were named and shamed in the resulting article.

A whistleblower contacted us after becoming concerned that EU nurses didn't require the same checks as their UK counterparts.

The Daily Mail highlighted the issue on its front page.

Daily Mail newspaper- November 2009

A whistlblower exposed how a hard-up council was spending £28,000 for teachers to have training at an exclusive country hotel.

Our whistleblower secured photos, remained anonymous and was well paid.

Mail on Sunday- September 2009

A whistleblower contacted us who was upset at Halifax Bank's proposed agency closures.

We sold the whistleblower's story to the Mail on Sunday who ran it on the front page and the bank has since reviewed the process.

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Mark Houldey has worked as a journalist since 1981, regularly breaking national newspaper front page stories.

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