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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Dame Sara Khan will issue a damning indictment to authorities after a review of the religious protests at Batley Grammar School
By: Emanuele Midolo, George Greenwood
Security concerns raised as Aquind, co-owned by Alexander Temerko, says Portsmouth-Normandy cable could provide 5 per cent of UK electricity
By: Tom Saunders, Jessica Sharkey, George Greenwood, Tom Witherow
Rolls-Royce and Bentley cars built in UK factories are independently imported through neighbouring countries to showrooms in Moscow and St Petersburg
Financial Conduct Authority to put the unit responsible for handling freedom of information requests under the control of its PR department
The controversial practice was temporarily halted after a Times investigation revealed how vulnerable people were targeted
The National Investigation Service had a police website and boasted about arrests — but it has never had the powers
By: Emma Yeomans, George Greenwood
A Times investigation into leaked records has identified convicts, fugitives and bankrupts who have secretly invested millions in the Emirates
By: Emma Yeomans, George Greenwood
Caoimhe Robinson, who married Daniel Kinahan in 2017, has been dealing in high-end real estate as the authorities attempt to freeze her husband’s assets
By: Emma Yeomans, George Greenwood
At least 19 people who are sanctioned by the US for financing Hezbollah and Hamas have purchased £55 million of luxury apartments in the Gulf state
Thousands of British citizens could be avoiding tax on their property investments in Dubai by failing to tell HM Revenue & Customs about their earnings, The Times can reveal.Leaked property data shows
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