Robert Crampton is a Contributor at The Times. With a focus on culture and society, sports, and business, he explores a range of topics including pop culture, subcultures, and the film industry. Robert’s work has been featured in the New Zealand Herald and The Times, and he is also a regular guest on Matt Chorley’s show on Times Radio.
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By: Robert Crampton
A man’s behaviour on the tube reminded me that something has gone wrong with the way we treat young women
Before the pivotal by-election, voters in the Greater Manchester constituency share their views on Andy Burnham. But how many actually know the poll is on?
Men one third my age calling me ‘mate’ on first acquaintance, people who walk too slowly on crowded pavements, TikTokers on the bus not using headphones…
Jude is a natural leading man, like a young Denzel, only better looking. Ivan Toney’s soulful eyes, Declan Rice’s charming smile… The hotness cup has already come home
‘All this so-called, much-hyped swinging malarkey sounds exhausting and doomed to resentment’
By: Robert Crampton
England’s victory against Mexico may have taken place in a seething cauldron, but the Estadio Azteca wasn’t half as intimidating as the dive in which Robert Crampton witnessed the drama
Some men with longer hair can pull off badass Albanian gangster boss. Not me
A Turkish governor was fired for wearing cycling gear to work and posting selfies — I’m with the governor
‘What?’ I said. ‘You’ve seen guys on the bus not wearing a shirt?’ ‘Absolutely,’ came the reply. ‘It’s disgusting’
By: Robert Crampton
The actor has revealed a past brush with ‘self-destruction.’ Can celebrity candour really help?
