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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‘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?
By: Robert Crampton
A Brazilian social media personality was bitten by a shark while trying to take a selfie. Before becoming a dad, I too tried to impress people with a range of stunts
It’s one thing for these prim Gen Zers not to drink, smoke, take drugs or dance. But to give up on snogging? That’s a whole new level of weirdness
My crystal ball has shown me Britain under the Greens: no army or police but a lot of weed and a rota for power cuts
The footballer’s bold new look has ignited debate among fans
He is the king of British crime, with 17 million copies sold and counting. He tells Robert Crampton the real secret of his books’ phenomenal success
‘My standards were high but, in all honesty, I had let things slide’
By: Robert Crampton
Conservatories, garages and nice views are all on the checklist for a property tax mark-up. What do you make of my leaking roof and panorama of a noodle factory?
There are fewer greater dangers to a good relationship than the quest for a big event
