Jack Malvern is a Senior News Reporter for The Times, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, and current events. Jack's work has also been featured in The Australian, showcasing his expertise and versatility as a journalist.
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Jack Malvern's articles cover a wide range of topics, including entertainment news, culture & society. He often includes opinion pieces and expert commentary in his coverage. If you're looking to reach out to Jack with a pitch, consider offering insights or expertise related to the topics he covers. For example, if you have unique perspectives on art, celebrities, British monarchy events or cultural phenomena that align with his coverage attributes and themes covered.
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The entertainment giant is seeking local opinions on how to build a resort that celebrates the town’s ‘vibrant history’
By: Jack Blackburn, Jack Malvern
A freak weather event may have occurred on the night of the disaster, according to freshly examined accounts in The Times archive, meaning hazards lurking in the ocean were harder to spot
By: Jack Malvern
Collector says car driven by Prince Philip on state visit exemplifies the ‘special relationship’ between Britain and the United States
Max Denison-Pender says his conscience won’t allow him to attend Paris Games after government supported decision to let athletes compete under neutral flag
David Douglas, great-grandson of the man behind boxing’s rules, upended a 6ft robber who was going for his wallet
Myrna and Adrian Whiteson have won The Times/Sternberg Active Life award for their work with the Teenage Cancer Trust
The mountaineer, who died in 1924, wrote ‘unbearably poignant’ letters to his wife Ruth on the final days of his expedition, which have been digitised
Gareth Rubin, the writer, will revive the rivalry between Holmes and Moriarty
Sherlock Holmes is officially returning in a new book sanctioned by descendants of the author who created him, but this time he will have to share equal billing with his arch enemy.
Tom Gilbey, who took on the challenge to raise money for Sobell House hospice, finished the race in four hours, 41 minutes
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