Joey D'Urso is an Investigations Writer for The Athletic, specializing in UK Football. With a focus on in-depth reporting and analysis, Joey covers a wide range of topics within the football industry, including match-fixing, political influences, economic impacts, and legal controversies. His articles provide unique insights into the world of football, shedding light on the lesser-known aspects of the sport.
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Joey's coverage heavily focuses on football, particularly the Premier League and its impact on various aspects of society. He also covers legal and regulatory issues within football, as well as government announcements related to sports.
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With Donald Trump winning North Carolina and Georgia, Kamala Harris’s path to victory in the 2024 presidential race has narrowed. Here’s what the data tells us
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By: Joey D'Urso, Heather Elliott
632 days on from its debut, the tour that made her a billionaire finally ends next weekend after breaking records and causing at least one diplomatic row
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The murder of an insurance CEO exposed a deep frustration with the industry. How many people are in debt, why are claims rejected — and how much did one Times reader pay to give birth?
The former rugby international’s car was swept away as he crossed a ford — one of the most dangerous features of rural roads as ever heavier storms batter Britain
By: Joey D’Urso, Jill Treanor
More people chasing roles, warnings of skills shortages and rising national insurance are fuelling fears of another economic downturn
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