Tom Symonds is a Home Affairs Correspondent for BBC News, BBC Mundo, and the Cigalah Group. He is known for his coverage of national security, law enforcement, and criminal justice issues in the United Kingdom. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Finance.
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The government has now agreed that up to 10,000 people discharged after 1987 could be eligible for compensation.
The Grenfell Tower fire that killed 72 people in 2017 was the result of a chain of failures by governments, "dishonest" companies and a lack of
By: Tom Symonds, Bruno Bolpaep, Callum May
Claude Wehrle says he was "not the one making decisions" at cladding manufacturer Arconic.
By: Tom Symonds
Seven years after the Grenfell fire, has anything changed for people living in tower blocks?
Tom Symonds The independent doctors' regulator refused to investigate alleged medical malpractice at Harrods in 2017 because too much time had passed and it wasn't “in the greater public interest”.
Met officer Martyn Blake is on trial at the Old Bailey for murder over the shooting of Chris Kaba.
By: Gemma Sherlock, Tom Symonds
The party also accuses Greater Manchester Police of purposely withholding full footage.
The honeytrap involved flirtatious messages targeting up to 20 MPs, staffers and political journalists.
The move is part of what ministers say will be a "sweeping overhaul" of England's local planning system.
Police chiefs have warned the government that without further funding neighbourhood police officers - a government priority - could be cut.
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