Damian Whitworth is a feature writer at The Times. With a diverse background that includes covering current affairs, cryptocurrency, health and wellness, and family relationships, he has contributed to a broad spectrum of topics throughout his career. His work has been featured in The Australian, The Post, and Waikato Times, among others.
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Processed food is almost impossible to avoid — and it’s making us sick, says the doctor and broadcaster. It’s time for a revolution, he tells Damian Whitworth
After Trump’s victory, bitcoin and dogecoin (Elon Musk’s favourite) are riding high. Here we go again, writes Damian Whitworth
ANALYSIS: As a sign that cryptocurrency is back, it could not have been clearer. The richest man in the world was charged by the soon-to-be most powerful man in the world with slashing government spending.
The curly locks of stars such as Paul Mescal and Jeremy Allen White are sending men to hair salons asking for a style unthinkable since the 1980s
The historian was once a critic of the president-elect, but now says he is glad that Donald Trump beat Kamala Harris — and has already visited him at Mar-a-Lago
A former nursing student from the US has become the queen of rugby. By Damian Whitworth
Zoe Ball ran the Radio 2 Breakfast Show on ‘fun mum energy’ but Mills will bring something new to the prestigious slot, he tells Damian Whitworth
Donald Trump once called him the dumbest Kennedy and his family have accused him of betrayal. Now he’s been offered a plum role under the president
Dan Horrocks, 33, has been diagnosed with a brain tumour four times. He tells Damian Whitworth how it has affected his life and that of his family
By: Damian Whitworth
Trump’s trade war tactics have created an ‘existential’ threat to Canada’s economy and independence, but Mélanie Joly thinks Europe is in his sights
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