Tom Witherow is a General News Reporter at The Times. He specializes in a wide range of topics including crime, social issues, and sports, with a particular focus on competitive sports like tennis and events such as Wimbledon, as well as government and political reporting. Tom's work has been featured in publications such as Waikato Times, The Times, and The Post.
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The Times can reveal more details about Rory Campbell’s multimillion-pound football betting firm and how it operated
Public speaking experts say the prime minister’s style is not connecting with audiences used to snappy social media clips
The former Labour spin doctor helped Rory Campbell to draft a press statement that enraged out-of-pocket investors, who now say police action is ‘inevitable’
Investors in Rory Campbell’s failed £5 million betting syndicate said the sole employee had been owed money for a year
In 2019 the party adopted a controversial definition of Islamophobia from a report by a group of MPs co-chaired by Wes Streeting
Backers of the betting syndicate have been in negotiations for six months in an attempt to recover their funds
Oxford, Newcastle, Greater Manchester and Calderdale have adopted an Islamophobia definition produced by MPs that condemns ‘stereotypes and tropes about Islam’
Lord Rose of Monewden claimed work-from-home culture was eroding productivity and contributing to the UK’s economic decline
By: Tom Witherow, Constance Kampfner
Material found by police on Rudakubana’s devices detailed the most violent episodes in history, including the genocide in Rwanda and explosives deployed by Isis
By: Tom Witherow, Constance Kampfner
The teenager who carried out the Southport atrocity was brought to the attention of multiple state institutions that ‘failed’ Britain and its children
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