Authoritative Legal & Civic Reference for Everyone

What UK company filings actually say

Reads the narrative of UK company accounts rather than only the numbers, and pairs it with deterministic signals from the filed figures, the PSC register, official insolvency notices and regulator lists. Every narrative claim on a company page links back to the original filing at Companies House, and every flag carries the verbatim passage it came from, so a claim can be checked against the source document rather than taken on trust. Source data is Companies House and The Gazette under the Open Government Licence; the derived signals, narratives and aggregates are published CC BY 4.0. It states plainly that it is not financial advice.

Global Citizenship & Immigration Intelligence

A neutral record of residency, citizenship, and cross-border living. We verify facts about visa programs, citizenship pathways, and relocation options. We do not sell visas, take referral fees, or make recommendations. This is factual reference information only — not legal, immigration, or tax advice. Always verify with official sources and consult qualified professionals.

Thailand's open government data, harvested from every public portal, indexed in Thai and English, and publishe

Thailand's open government data, harvested from every public portal, indexed in Thai and English, and published with its provenance attached. Currently 52,060 datasets from 5,129 agencies across 121 sources, plus 796,324 Royal Gazette documents. Bilingual: Thai at the bare path, English under /en.

What the Financial Ombudsman actually decided

Aggregates what the Financial Ombudsman Service actually decided, rather than what firms say about their own complaint handling: uphold rates broken down by firm and by issue, the most-decided issues, firms ranked by decision volume, and the rules behind each outcome. Covers UK banking decisions alongside US consumer complaints, and publishes how the figures are produced.

What UK charity accounts actually say.

What UK charity accounts actually say. We machine-read the accounts PDFs filed with the Charity Commission for England and Wales and publish the disclosures buried in the notes: executive pay bands, reserves vs the charity's own policy, going-concern statements, related-party transactions, payments to trustees, audit opinions — and the grants funders actually made, forming a who-funds-whom graph. Every sensitive claim is published with a verbatim supporting passage from the filing and the financial year; claims whose passage cannot be verified in the document are discarded.

The Global Prison System Reference

Public reference for prison facilities, populations, and oversight reports worldwide. Currently covering 166 countries and 500+ facilities (top 40 by risk shown inline below). Refreshed nightly; every figure links back to its upstream source.

every US law enforcement agency, by the numbers

Police Census answers one question per agency: what has actually been reported about it to a federal government source, and what has not. Every figure is a measured value copied from a named source, or the page/export says the value is missing — never an estimate, an interpolation, or one agency's numbers inferred from another's.

Fact-Checked Conflict & Controversy Intelligence

Multi-perspective tracking of the 2026 Iran-Gulf Crisis with real-time events, verified claims, peace proposals, and AI-generated briefings filtered through six distinct political viewpoints. Built for journalists, researchers, policymakers, and educators who need to read the conflict from multiple angles rather than a single narrative.

US Product Recalls Aggregator

The Recall Desk publishes plain-English rewrites of official US government product recall notices. We do not editorialize, sensationalize, or speculate. Every recall page links back to the original agency notice; if our summary ever differs from the source, the source wins.

Independent UK Police Support Platform

Independent, unofficial UK police support platform. Educational and signposting resource for officers, applicants, police staff, families, leavers and retired officers.

The Global Public Scam Warning Library

ScamEncyclopedia.org is the public scam warning library documenting fraud and scams of every kind — romance scams, crypto fraud, phishing, investment cons, fake job offers, and more. Each entry breaks down how the scam works, the red flags to watch for, real-world examples, and how to report it, helping people recognise and avoid fraud before they lose money.

federalstatelaw.com

Independent online legal-information platform — public-domain U.S. law in plain English

court and tribunal reference for England and Wales

Guidance, court guides and practice notes indexed against the venues they apply at and the forms they require — cross-linked, dated, and quoted from the source rather than restated. Jurisdiction: England and Wales. Independent reference. Not affiliated with HM Courts & Tribunals Service, the Judiciary of England and Wales, or the Ministry of Justice.

Thai Law Knowledge Authority

Comprehensive, authoritative legal information about Thailand's laws, procedures, penalties, and rights — written for foreigners, expats, investors, and businesses operating in Thailand.

UK Law Made Accessible

We believe that understanding the law should not be a privilege. Our mission is to provide clear, accurate, and comprehensive summaries of the laws that govern life in England and Wales — from foundational statutes to landmark cases, from everyday rights to complex legal topics.

UK Rights, Benefits, Complaints & Guidance

UK rights, benefits, complaints, housing, work, funding, immigration, care, and business compliance — in one place.

UK Journalists Resources Hub

Comprehensive resource for UK journalists — press law, defamation, source protection, and industry intelligence. The site contains 65+ articles.

The Evidence — Rigorously Documented

All the evidence. All the failings. All in one place. A public-interest resource compiling the Thirlwall Inquiry record, the February 2025 International Expert Panel findings, and the expert evidence now before the Criminal Cases Review Commission.

Illegal immigration to the UK, measured

Every statistic carries its official source, the period it covers and the date it was retrieved, and readers are asked to cite the underlying official source rather than the site. It is explicit about the limits of its own data — weekly small-boat figures are provisional Home Office operational data while the quarterly illegal entry statistics are the authoritative series, prison nationality is not immigration status, and census context is England and Wales as at March 2021. It publishes a corrections log and a page setting out what it deliberately does not claim, and states that it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Migration Watch UK or any similarly named organisation.

UK Defamation Information & Solicitor Referrals

Defamation Guard is a UK-focused defamation-law information and solicitor referral service. Free case assessments help people understand their options and connect with specialist defamation solicitors. We are NOT a law firm and are NOT authorised or regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Nothing on this site constitutes legal advice.

An evidence-first index of tax-authority ENFORCEMENT POWERS worldwide — social-media monitoring, AI risk scori

An evidence-first index of tax-authority ENFORCEMENT POWERS worldwide — social-media monitoring, AI risk scoring, bulk data matching, platform and crypto reporting, exit taxes, citizenship-based taxation, CFC and interest-limitation rules, country-by-country reporting, mandatory disclosure rules, public naming of non-compliant taxpayers — plus the quantitative spine (tax-to-GDP history, tax mix, headline statutory rates, and statistics as reported in each authority's own annual report).

Know your rights — and where they stop.

This is legal information, not legal advice, and no solicitor has reviewed it. Every "you must" and "you can refuse" on this site is attributed to a named source with the supporting text quoted verbatim — see /methodology and /sources.

UK grants, hardship support and money guidance

Clear information about the help available if money is tight — what each scheme actually pays, who can apply, and whether it still exists. Every page shows the official source and the date we last checked it. UK support schemes change often, and a lot of what is published about them is out of date.

US courts, judges and court careers

A sourced reference to the courts of the United States: every court, every judge, court procedures and careers, state by state.

US + UK · forensic process & law

This site exists to make that journey legible — to investigators, to students, and to anyone trying to understand a case in the news — without drifting into advice about a specific matter or detail that could be misused.