Senior News Reporter (news and Special Projects)
Tom Witherow is a Senior News Reporter at news and Special Projects. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and consumer health, with a particular focus on mental health and relationship counseling. Tom's work has been featured in Waikato Times, The Times, and The Post.
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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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Relatives say a co-ordinated prison protest is reaching a critical stage as multiple detainees are admitted to hospital and doctors warn of organ failure
Sir Stephen Watson, the chief constable at the heart of a crackdown on demonstrators chanting ‘intifada’, said the alleged behaviour was ‘intolerable’
Amy Gardiner-Gibson, who was visited by Jeremy Corbyn and grew up in a £1.5m house, also demanded that the products available in prison are “BDS compliant”
Nigel Baker posed as a successful businessman to con women into handing over more than £900,000. One of his victims has spoken out
Calls for vital supplements to be supplied as ministers refuse to intervene despite some prisoners refusing to eat for 50 days
By: Tom Witherow, Kate Mansey
Newly released documents suggest Jeffrey Epstein was seeking business opportunities with the prince after he left his role as a UK trade envoy in 2011
Epstein files reveal email exchanges with ‘The Invisible Man’ before trip to South America for Queen Elizabeth’s jubilee
Officers have no record of the claims from the Epstein files, including that a boy was tortured by Ghislaine Maxwell at one event in the 1990s
More brides and grooms are escaping for a pre-nuptial break to reconnect and avoid burnout before the pressure of the big day begins
He founded the charity in Lesotho in 2006 in honour of his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, but it has been blighted by money worries and a bullying row
