Ryan Hooper is a General Reporter at the Daily Mail. With a strong focus on crime and justice, the judicial system, and societal issues, he covers a range of topics including gender issues, men's interests, and legal reform. Ryan's work has been featured in Education Next, MSN, SALTEN, Express Digest, The Nightly, ExBulletin, and Perth Now.
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Ryan Hooper's coverage focuses heavily on government and politics, particularly in the context of legal policy regulation and government announcements. He provides significant coverage to specific events such as strikes, Covid-19 related matters, and the Post Office scandal.
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Judges rule Home Office was legally allowed to declare Palestine Action a banned organisation
Judges rule Home Office was legally allowed to declare Palestine Action a banned organisation
An Indian man has appeared in court accused of breaching sanctions relating to Russia. Ajay Pant, who is 38, appeared before magistrates over allegedly being the captain of the Smyrtos vessel.
By: Ryan Hooper, Andrew Levy, Andrew Young
A boy of three was seriously injured after being thrown into a crocodile pit at a zoo yesterday.
Sadistic stepmother Janice Nix, 67, has been jailed after she killed Andrea Bernard, five, in 1978 by placing her in a hot bath. She was also convicted of abusing Andrea's older brother Desmond.
Reformer drug dealer Janice Nix is back in prison after finally being convicted of killing her five-year-old stepdaughter, Andrea, in 1978. Police said Nix 'thought she got away with it'.
Reformer drug dealer Janice Nix is back in prison after finally being convicted of killing her five-year-old stepdaughter, Andrea, in 1978. Police said Nix 'thought she got away with it'.
By: Tristan Kirk, Ryan Hooper
Former police officer Brian Darby, 80, from north London, is back behind bars for a series of crimes involving women and girls. He was previously handed a life sentence over his murder plot fantasies.
The National Crime Agency and the Internet Watch Foundation have released new guidelines about posting pictures of children online to reduce AI turning images into child sexual abuse content.
Daniel Wilson, a 37-year-old James Bond superfan, was handed a hospital order for stalking film producer Barbara Broccoli over several years.
