The Guardian’s investigations team has built a formidable reputation for their vital work over the decades, exposing wrongdoing and holding the powerful to account. Amid continued assault on the free press and the rise of misinformation around the world, how do we protect their vital investigative reporting? How do investigative reporters operate in an age of surveillance? And how do they publish stories in a legal playing field stacked against public interest reporting?

The Guardian’s head of investigation Paul Lewis will chair our panel of investigative correspondents, Sirin Kale, Lucy Osborne, Harry Davies, and David Conn, who have worked on some of our most consequential stories.

Join us for a deep dive into the stories behind some of the Guardian’s biggest headlines. Live in London and online, this is a rare opportunity to hear firsthand on their most powerful investigative projects and to ask them your own questions.