Matt Lawton is the Chief Sports Correspondent for The Times, specializing in national sports coverage in the United Kingdom. With a keen eye for investigative reporting and a passion for sports, Matt has covered a wide range of topics including athlete scandals, financial issues in sports organizations, and the impact of major sporting events on local communities. His work has been featured in reputable publications such as Sports Illustrated, Stuff, Investment Week, and CODE.
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Matt Lawton's coverage primarily focuses on sports with a particular emphasis on legal and regulatory aspects, event coverage, and breaking news. He often covers topics related to Olympics, athletics, football, sports business, and sports investigations.
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By: Matt Lawton
Issuance of sustainable debt has exploded over the past 10 years as investors seek investment returns by allocating capital toward sustainability efforts. This trend is likely to continue as climate-change-related challenges become increasingly frequent and disruptive, and several governments have responded by deploying increasing amounts of capital to sustainable projects.
By: Matt Lawton, Craig Lord
United States Anti-Doping Agency calls for independent prosecutor to investigate why Chinese swimmers escaped sanctions for positive doping tests before Tokyo Games
Top internationals who raced against the Chinese swimmers at Tokyo Olympics discuss launching multimillion-dollar lawsuit against World Anti-Doping Agency
With Wada accused of covering up 23 Chinese positive tests, Matt Lawton reveals how it closed an investigation into allegations of doping in the country three months earlier
Gjert Ingebrigtsen, father of Norwegian athletes including reigning Olympic 1,500m champion, is accused of striking one of younger siblings in face with towel
By: Matt Lawton, Elizabeth Ammon
New York-based Raine Group will manage radical shake-up of English cricket after broad agreement is reached to allow significant private investment in Hundred teams
Lawyer Eric Cottier worked closely with Jacques Antenen, who conducted audit of department which agreed positive tests of 23 swimmers were caused by contamination
As Britain’s 1,500m world champion prepares to race the Norwegian this month before their Olympic showdown, he discusses their rivalry and why he isn’t in athletics to make friends
The former athlete, who stepped in for Lewis after she resigned as UKA president in February, stands down as vice-president as she seeks to forge career in television
No decision has been made on the Dutch manager’s future at Old Trafford, but the German is among the contenders if Premier League club do decide to make a change
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