David Woode is a Crime Correspondent for The Times and The Australian. With a focus on national news in the United Kingdom, David covers a range of crime-related stories, from court cases and police reports to issues of antisemitism and terrorism. His work has also been featured in The i Paper.
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The mother of a 17-year-old who was stabbed to death is backing a bill that would save her reliving the horror every time his killer is referred for release
By: Mario Ledwith, David Woode
Lord Walney, the government’s adviser on political violence, has said the London marches are placing an ‘intolerable strain’ on police resources
The parents of Nuria Sajjad, one of two eight-year-old girls killed by a Land Rover in July, have described the “horror” of waiting for answers
Campaigners have hailed a change in law that will protect the privacy of people who have suffered sexual violence
By: Charlotte Alt, Constance Kampfner, David Woode
Four people injured, including two police officers who sustained stab wounds, in the incident in east London
Sir Mark Rowley insists knife crime is ‘concentrated in a small number of locations’ and says that the capital is safer than Birmingham and Manchester
By: David Woode, Constance Kampfner, Laurence Sleator
Boy, 14, was stabbed on his way to Bancroft’s School, which was attended by Grace O’Malley-Kumar, the Nottingham attack victim
By: Constance Kampfner, David Woode
Daniel Anjorin, 14, attended the same school as the Nottingham knife attack victim Grace O’Malley-Kumar
As people in the capital head to the polls, Sadiq Khan faces renewed pressure to tackle crime in London if he is elected for a third term
The alleged knifeman is charged with the murder of the teenager Daniel Anjorin
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