Tom Witherow is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United Kingdom. He writes for The Times and his work has also appeared in the Waikato Times. Tom covers a wide range of topics including politics, scandals, and human interest stories.
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United Kingdom (National)
Tom Witherow's coverage is focused on the Post Office scandal, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. He has extensively covered evolving stories and breaking news related to this issue.
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By: Tom Witherow, Bevan Hurley
The British sporting great – whose fourth wife is a former Mrs Conservative US — rebuffed a job offer from the former president
Former soldiers triumph in track cycling and rowing at the Paralympic Games
By: Tom Witherow, Ed Halford
The Gallaghers’ reunion shows are expected to bring a boost to the economy, but not on the scale of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour
Viscountess Julie Montagu says she has been sent the names of several suspects after her pet Indian runner duck, Quackers, was killed in the gardens of Mapperton House
David Goode, a former housemaster, admitted the online image searches were sexually motivated
Campaigners say former housing secretary should be sacked after inquiry details his ‘ardent support’ for deregulation that cut fire safety
The drama won three awards at the National Television Awards but campaigners including Jo Hamilton say they are still waiting for justice
Giles Mackay, a property tycoon whose wild gatherings brought him ignominy and a large fine, has cashed in
While the prime minister’s partner is expected to dress lavishly, his failure to disclose the gift by Lord Alli may remind some of the Johnson era’s excesses
Bernadette Spofforth, who was arrested on suspicion of stirring racial hatred following the stabbings, will face no further action
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