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Simon Calder looks back at the team's trips from last year and shows you there's still ways to travel that are easier on your pocket and the planet. [S]

When talking to editors here at the guardian, when speaking even to our in—house lawyers, we had to make sure that phones were not in the vicinity. it makes you realise how reliant on phones we all are, but particularlyjournalists, increasingly we rely on them notjust for emails but for finding stories, tweeting, finding out is what is going on and to suddenly be detached from your device, because you're constantly aware that it could easily be used as a surveillance tool, requires a lot of reworking. the last time i think the guardian had to make such significant adjustments was when we wer...

Is even more difficult. logistically speaking, i think this is probably the hardest project that i have ever been involved in. when talking to colleagues, when talking to editors here at the guardian, when speaking even to our in—house lawyers, we had to make sure that phones were not in the vicinity. it makes you realise how reliant on phones we all are, but particularlyjournalists, increasingly we rely on them not just for emails but for finding stories, tweeting, finding out is what is going on and to suddenly be detached from your device, because you're constantly aware that it could eas...

Government policy is in no way influenced by the donations the party receives. they are entirely separate. "we are motivated by the priorities of the british public acting in the national interest." richard bilton, bbc news. this is one of many revelations coming from the pandora papers, which have expose the dealings of hundreds of world leaders, politicians and billionaires. more than 600 journalists and 117 countries have been finding stories that are being published this week. a bbc investigation discovered one.... let's speak to the bbc�*s and

Phones were not in the vicinity. it makes you realise how reliant on phones we all are, but particularlyjournalists, increasingly we rely on them not just for emails but for finding stories, tweeting, finding out is what is going on and to suddenly be detached from your device, because you're constantly aware that it could easily be used as a surveillance tool, requires a lot of reworking. the last time i think the guardian had to make such significant adjustments was when we were working on the edward snowden disclosures and i think there are some parallels with that. that was obviously 2013,...