Month since Dhaka collapse
It has been a month since more than 1,100 people were killed and more than 2,500 injured after the eight-storey Rana Plaza factory building near Dhaka, Bangladesh collapsed on April 24.
Dhaka families wait for promised compensation
Families of those killed in last month's clothing factory complex in Bangladesh have been promised compensation from some of the British factories they supplied.
ITV News has discovered that none of the money promised has reached Dhaka so far, as Business Editor Laura Kuenssberg reports.
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Govt to pressure British firms on human rights overseas
In the next few months, the government will introduce a policy requiring British companies to do more to respect human rights overseas.
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British firms face ethical dilemmas in Bangladesh
During Dhaka’s morning rush hour we saw thousands of workers on the way to their factories.The buildings line a city of 10 million people.
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Primark's compensation pledge is a significant move
The company will provide immediate financial assistance to all victims of the Rana Plaza disaster, and a long term compensation package.