Rory Tingle is a Home Affairs Correspondent at MailOnline. He specializes in crime and policing, the justice system, and security, while also covering general UK and world news. Rory's work has been featured in various outlets including This Is Money, Express Digest, and the Daily Mail.
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Rory Tingle's coverage primarily revolves around UK news, with a focus on evolving stories, government & politics, and entertainment news. He also covers crime-related topics.
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Out of the top ten boys' name, the one that has seen the biggest rise in the last decade is Luca, which has rocketed up 49 places to be ranked fourth, while Oliver was the biggest faller (down five).
By: Rory Tingle, Cameron Roy
The most popular baby names in England and Wales have been revealed, with Muhammad taking the top spot for boys and Olivia for girls.
Moulton Grange in Northamptonshire was raided on May 28 as part of an ongoing investigation into unlicensed medicines.
By: Rory Tingle, Cameron Roy, Robert Folker
Jude Bellingham burst onto the scene just aged 16, with his rapid rise seeing the now 23-year-old become England's poster boy at this year's World Cup.
By: Rory Tingle
Rory Tingle More than 12,000 doses of illegal weight-loss injections have been seized from a suspected black-market drugs factory in a £2.2million Georgian country house.
By: Rory Tingle, Rebecca Camber
Police have launched a murder inquiry into the death of Ann Widdecombe after she was found covered in blood from a head wound at her Devon home.
Officers found the former Conservative prisons minister with 'serious injuries' after an ambulance crew called them to her house in Haytor, Dartmoor at 11.40am yesterday.
Activists posted hateful messages about the former Tory minister turned Reform UK supporter within hours of her death being announced this morning.
Activists posted hateful messages about the former Tory minister turned Reform UK supporter within hours of her death being announced this morning.
By: Rory Tingle, Rebecca Camber, Francine Wolfisz
Rory Tingle and Rebecca Camber and Francine Wolfisz Follow our live blog: Police launch manhunt after Ann Widdecombe's 'murder'
