Jack Malvern is a Senior News Reporter at The Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, social issues, and the arts, with a particular focus on the Royal Family and professional sports. Jack's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Australian, Global Finance Herald, Waikato Times, and The Times.
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The pianist and singer is calling for recognition of keyboard players who were stars of the 1960s club scene
From planning weddings to organising dates, the spreadsheet program has become a part of our lives
The chief executive of Forterro overcame homelessness twice to become a millionaire and aims to inspire young black Britons by sharing his journey
With her bestselling album the singer Charli XCX inspired a new meaning for the word. But just how well do you know the younger generation’s colloquialisms? Take our quiz
By: Jack Malvern
It’s no joke — a study suggests the clown sub-genre is at an all-time high with 97 films in the 2010s and a similar number projected this decade
Samir Shah, the BBC chair, says rules that bind terrestrial broadcasters give US streaming services an unfair advantage
By: Alex Farber, Jack Malvern
The Huw Edwards scandal is among those that have hurt the corporation’s credibility among staff, Samir Shah, its chairman, says
The singer says his Norway maple has a fungus and must be cut down
The Society of Authors, which campaigned for festivals and publishers to end sponsorships, keeps money in a Liechtenstein bank with interests in oil and gas
Wayne Gould mocked up a copy of the newspaper to show the features editor how his numbers game would look in print
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