James Beal is the Social Affairs Editor at The Times. He focuses on topics such as energy policy and regulation, labor laws, and communication techniques, reflecting his extensive background in social issues and reporting. James has been featured in The Times, where he continues to contribute to important discussions in the field.
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James Beal's coverage primarily focuses on UK government and politics, particularly legal policy regulation and government announcements. He also covers topics related to culture & society, with a notable emphasis on the Royal Family.
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Sarah Sackman says the response of anti-racist groups, trade unions and cultural leaders has been muted after attacks on British Jews
The Green Party leader was also not a full member of the National Council of Hypnotherapy despite claiming to be to potential clients
By: Lara Wildenberg, James Beal
The Green Party leader admitted he was not a spokesman for the British Red Cross after a Times investigation. Now attention is turning to his living arrangements
By: James Beal, Lara Wildenberg, Ben Ellery
The Green Party leader’s living situation on an east London houseboat has been put in the spotlight after a Times investigation
The site, which has been linked to more than 130 deaths in the UK, has been fined £1 million by Ofcom but campaigners have called for criminal sanctions
Kenneth Law, who is expected to plead guilty to aiding suicide in Canada, will not face a trial in Britain despite sending 330 products to the country
A Times investigation in 2023 found the man, who avoided a murder trial, claimed to be a doctor in a suicide forum and presented himself as doing ‘God’s work’
A two-year investigation by The Times and BBC Panorama has uncovered a number of allegations by aspiring models against the newspaper and football magnate
By: Shanti Das, James Beal, Charlotte Wace, Charlotte Alt
The ex-West Ham chairman and newspaper boss is accused of exploitative and predatory behaviour over decades. Often, the allegations begin with a visit to his mansion
By: James Beal, Shanti Das
The West Ham owner, a self-proclaimed ‘mummy’s boy’, made a fortune in the sex industry. Claims about his treatment of women date back decades
