Tom Symonds is a Home Affairs Correspondent at BBC News. He focuses on themes related to publishing and media, exploring the intersection of media and press in contemporary society. Tom's insights and reporting have been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News Singapore, Yahoo Finance, BBC World, MSN, and AOL, Inc.
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Tom Symonds' articles cover a wide range of topics, including crime, media, privacy, and hacking. His focus is primarily on national news in the United Kingdom.
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By: Tom Symonds
Instead of using private contractors to provide hotel rooms to asylum seekers, could paying councils to buy more properties be the solution?
The government says it will save £100m over this Parliament and less than 20% of voters can name their PCC.
John Mackey, 87, was punched and stamped on after going shopping for groceries in north London.
A mugger who murdered an 87-year-old man as he walked home with his shopping has been jailed for a minimum of 23 years.
By: Tom Symonds
Tom Symonds - News correspondent It's been a bitter 10-week showdown, which revealed just how angry Prince Harry still is with the press.
The incident took place in central London in the early hours, leaving a woman in a critical condition.
The children, now 18 and 19, supported their adoptive mother's application to the court.
The Met Police says it will submit files to the Crown Prosecution Service by the end of September.
By: Tom Symonds
Tom Symonds - News correspondent Dozens of suspected scammers and romance fraudsters have been arrested after specialist financial investigators
The specialist team of financial crime experts is working 'in the shadows' to hunt down scammers online.
