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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Continue reading Ryan Hooper Police investigating claims royal protection officers fell asleep while guarding the King at Windsor
By: Ryan Hooper
Continue reading Continue reading Ryan Hooper Police are looking into claims Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor behaved inappropriately towards a woman at Royal Ascot nearly 25 years ago.
Janice Nix, 67, from south London, is facing a return to jail after being convicted of killing her stepdaughter Andrea Bernard, five, in 1978. Police said the former drug dealer 'thought she had got away with it'.
By: Ryan Hooper, Martin Beckford
Devon Dorrall, 23, told Houses of Parliament staff he was 'visiting members of the Royal family' when he was found on the estate, unaccompanied, during a major security breach last year.
Alfonso Sibley, known as Alfie, died when he was stabbed to death in Ewell, Surrey, on December 9 last year. A 16-year-old boy has gone on trial accused of his murder.
Emma Webber's 19-year-old son Barney was killed by a paranoid schizophrenic during a rampage in 2023. She said there were similarities in state failings with the case of Henry Nowak.
Bilal Tahir hit speeds of 100 mph in his BMW X5 when he crashed into three pedestrians stood on the hard shoulder of the M20 in Kent. He was jailed today after lying to police about his speed.
Alnour Mohamed Ali, an asylum seeker originally from Sudan, has been jailed for piloting a small boat across the Channel. He is among the first people to be sentenced under new laws.
Alnour Mohamed Ali, an asylum seeker originally from Sudan, has been jailed for piloting a small boat across the Channel. He is among the first people to be sentenced under new laws.
Valdo Calocane killed three people and hurt three more during a rampage in Nottingham in 2023. One of the victims' parents has criticised the fiend's father for his long-awaited comments.
