Below is the full content – every word – of a statement former Shell Group Auditor Bill Campbell has sent to Royal Dutch Shell, the UK Health & Safety Executive (HSE)and other interested parties. It contains serious allegations against Shell executives.

The oil giant Shell has made a disconcerting start to the new year attracting a considerable amount of negative publicity, most recently after announcing what has been described as “obscene” net profits of $31.3 billion in 2007, the highest ever for a British company.

Several hundred Ethiopian and Malaysian employees of the global oil giant Royal Dutch Shell are suing the company for alleged unlawful acts in relation to employee retirement funds. Shell has already faced similar litigation by its employees in South Africa. Is there a racial discrimination aspect to these cases?

The morally indefensible business relationship of Royal Dutch Shell with an Iranian regime supplying roadside bombs to blow up American and British soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan

Since the 1990s, Royal Dutch Shell has been at war with a family who registered a gripe website, royaldutchshellplc.com. Further hostilities took place today.

A conspiracy has been exposed at the highest level of the Malaysian judiciary. It involves corrupt politicians and alleged corruption of the highest judicial office in Malaysia: the Chief Justice.

Jeroen van der Veer, the fat cat Chief Executive of the world's second largest oil giant, Royal Dutch Shell, claims to be hurt by criticism over employee safety issues.

Court documents reveal that Royal Dutch Shell premium brand motor oil, Pennzoil-Quaker State, is mired in another false advertising scandal.

A New Jersey Court case against Shell Oil Products alleges predatory conduct by the oil giant against a small company, Wexco Industries. Allegations against Shell include fraud and misrepresentation.

For several years, Shell Oil Products, a division of Royal Dutch Shell Plc, has been involved in a sleazy fraud perpetrated on customers at an oil lube chain in Illinois.

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A senior Russian environmental official, Oleg Mitvol, has claimed that a $50 million bribe was allegedly offered to him by the oil giant Royal Dutch Shell in respect of the multi-billion dollar Sakhalin-2 project in Russia.