Robert Crampton is a journalist who writes for The Times, with a focus on a wide range of topics. His articles cover everything from sports and pop culture to social issues and personal experiences. His work has also been featured in the New Zealand Herald.
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Robert Crampton's articles predominantly fall under opinion editorial, with a focus on family & relationships, entertainment news, and sports. He often draws from personal experiences to present his views.
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The King says we need to mend our clothes. The last time I tried it was hideous. By Robert Crampton
Yes, she bought a Range Rover, but the actress’s country life is still more caravan holiday than Soho Farmhouse, she tells Robert Crampton
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Waiting by the verge to be rescued, I did my steps. ‘Get out of the road,’ my wife said. She may have added ‘bloody nutcase’
Everyone knows you’re supposed to walk a minimum of 10,000 steps a day. Increasing numbers of people know that the 10,000 figure was plucked out of the air by a company flogging pedometers in Japan in
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