Paradise Papers offshore leaks
To put this trove of documents into perspective - it's second only in size to last year's Panama Papers.
BBC journalists who have worked on the story over the past few months say that the scale of the information and how it lifts the lid on sophisticated, upper-end offshore dealings, is unprecedented.
Summary
- The leak, dubbed the Paradise Papers, contains 13.4m documents, mostly from one leading firm in offshore finance
- BBC Panorama is part of nearly 100 media groups investigating the papers
- About £10m ($13m) of the Queen's private money was invested offshore
- Donald Trump's commerce secretary is shown to have a stake in a firm dealing with Russians sanctioned by the US
- Lord Ashcroft, a UK former Conservative party deputy chairman and a significant donor, may have ignored rules around how his offshore investments were managed
- Three stars of hit BBC sitcom Mrs Brown's Boys diverted more than £2m into an offshore tax-avoidance scheme, the papers s
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