Fiona Hamilton is a Crime and Security Editor for The Times and The Australian, with her work also appearing in The Times of Northwest Indiana and Stuff. Fiona specializes in reporting on crime, security, and political issues, with a particular focus on China, Russia, and the United Kingdom.
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Fiona Hamilton's coverage indicates a focus on crime, government & politics, with extensive reporting on international relations and espionage. Her articles often involve legal policy regulation, evolving stories, governmental announcements, and breaking news.
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Karen Gordon, who has suffered with myalgic encephalomyelitis since she was ten, fears she will otherwise die of malnutrition
By: Fiona Hamilton, David Woode
Firearms officers say they fear criminal charges for doing their job after the Met officer was found not guilty of murder
Sir Mark Rowley is lobbying the government to exempt officers involved in fatal shootings after Sergeant Martyn Blake was found not guilty of murder over the death of Chris Kaba
By: Sean O Neill, Fiona Hamilton
Review ordered into suppression of hundreds of files revealing Security Service's dealings with double agent who allegedly murdered suspected informers
Fear among police from other forces that they would not be supported in the event of another fatal shooting could leave capital vulnerable in a walkout
By: Fiona Hamilton
The Republican former president honed in on immigration as he spoke to a crowd in the vital swing state. Not all of his audience stayed to the end
By: Louise Callaghan, Tom Newton Dunn, Aubrey Allegretti, Keiran Southern, Fiona Hamilton
From secret voters who helped Trump in Georgia to the importance of abortion rights at the ballot box, here are our writers’ main takeaways
Millions rallied behind the Republican Party as they rejected Democratic appeals they viewed as condescending and out of touch
By: Fiona Hamilton
Despite the allegations about his personal conduct, the Republican nominee won the votes of eight in ten white evangelicals. Their calls to ban abortion may cause him a headache
The Archbishop of Canterbury allowed Canon John Roberts to continue officiating even after a further allegation of sexual assault
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