George Greenwood is an Investigations Reporter for The Times and The Australian, specializing in national news in the United Kingdom. With a focus on exposing corruption, espionage, and government transparency, George's articles shed light on issues that impact society and hold those in power accountable.
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George Greenwood's coverage reflects a strong focus on government and politics, with particular attention to legal policy regulation and breaking news. His articles cover a wide range of topics including government transparency, international relations, scandals, and political controversies.
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By: James Hurley, George Greenwood
A Norwich-based firm is facing allegations that it submitted false claims for state support on behalf of companies in sectors unlikely to qualify
Experts say that the delays will leave a £4 billion hole in the Home Office budget
The multimillionaire gave Baroness Uddin more than half the money needed to repay £125,000 of expenses she wrongfully claimed
The Civil Service Commission approved all but two applications by the new government to go outside the normal recruitment process
Corporal Christopher Gill, who trained Ukrainian soldiers in the UK, was described as a ‘strong and natural leader’ by his colleagues
By: George Greenwood
Sir John Sawers says the killing of Yahya Sinwar could result in new leaders of Hamas and Hezbollah returning to international terrorism
By: George Greenwood
The former home secretary had admitted forwarding official correspondence to her private address on previous occasions, risking potential security breaches
By: Joey D'Urso, George Greenwood, Martyn Ziegler
James Cleverly and British Embassy in Dubai asked about the 115 charges facing English football champions, but Foreign Office insist process is independent
The department failed to declare a Labour donor’s political contributions when trying to fast-track his appointment
By: James Hurley, George Greenwood
HMRC review puts the cost of fraud and error at £4 billion since 2020
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