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Tom Witherow retweeted
Well this will be interesting. First time Castleton v Post Office/Fujitsu has come to court. I think I will drop by to live-tweet and write up the proceedings.
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Tom Witherow retweeted
Definitely been kept from NEC in the recent past, triggered partly by my and @DanGreenJourno’s reporting on it for @LabourList. No wonder if this is true.
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Labour’s membership figure has been dubbed one of the party’s “most closely guarded secrets”. It's even been said specific data has been kept from the national executive committee for fear of leaks. It's out there now 👇 thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
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💥The Navy have steamed into the Christmas ads battle 🚀 with a £1m missile launch 📽️ new combat footage 🥹 AND a tear-jerking tale of families torn apart by war (I cry easily) Very slick. Well worth a watch. Spare a thought for those apart this Christmas @RoyalNavy
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Exclusive with @TomWitherow and @GeorgeGreenwood Prince Andrew appears not to have paid rent for 35 years Andrew did not own Sunninghill Park, the 12-bedroom house that was his official residence before Royal Lodge Read the full story in @thetimes thetimes.com/uk/royal-family…
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The Times and NCTJ have launched the Andrew Norfolk Investigative Journalism Award in memory of the "tenacious" reporter. The award offers a year-long paid internship at The Times to support the next generation of investigative reporters news.co.uk/latest-news/the-t…
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Kudos to the Guardian for defending its investigative journalism.
The Guardian has won its High Court legal battle with the actor and director Noel Clarke, who sued us for libel over allegations of sexual misconduct. We ran two defences – truth and public interest – and won on both. judiciary.uk/wp-content/uplo…
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It’s estimated Gaza had as much, likely more, explosives dropped on it as Dresden, Hamburg and London in WW2. Little wonder it looks like this. Not filmed with anything fancy, just an iPhone through a window. There’s no avoiding the scale of destruction. itv.com/news/2025-08-04/aeri…
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Some of the best known journalists around the world have collaborated in an unprecedented push for independent access to Gaza. ‘If this press blackout continues, it sets a dangerous precedent’ freedomtoreport.org/
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Sky News reporter says journalists were told by Israeli officials that aid drops into Gaza could be cancelled if media onboard filmed the shattered enclave from above. news.sky.com/story/mile-afte…
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Young people on track to spend 25 years of their lives on their phones. This is dystopian territory thetimes.com/uk/technology-u…
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After 4 months of a near-total Israeli siege, Gaza’s hospitals now have wards for the malnourished children whose tiny bodies are just the width of their bones. Aid groups had warned of this for more than a year. Now a worst case scenario is upon us. washingtonpost.com/world/202…
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An already very serious story, now takes on a whole other level of seriousness if this is indeed true. Have you seen this, @drchrisnewton? #DataBreach #Afghanistan
Exclusive p1 story tonight on @thetimes - 🚨 Afghan 'killed by the Taliban because his soldier brother appeared on leaked list'. The serviceman's lawyer said his client's brother was tragically shot on Friday after a superinjunction was lifted revealing the government leak:
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A huge thank you to @SallyDayUCL @TomWitherow @thetimes let’s hope Parliament have listened this afternoon thetimes.com/article/9e14c98…
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80 years ago today, it was the morning after the night before and the people of Britain and Europe were waking up to Victory in Europe day. Here is our coverage of that day in real time thetimes.com/article/ac4b042… #veday80
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Really classy @DailyMirror front page on the 80th anniversary of VE Day. This Philip Zec celebrated cartoon was in the paper on this day in 1945.
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Tom Witherow retweeted
🚨 There are now 10,000 readers paying for @millmediauk journalism! Big milestone for our team, who are inspiring a renaissance in high quality local journalism that would have been scarcely believable when we started out. Thanks to everyone who has backed us.
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#PostOfficeScandal #PostOfficeInquiry #HumanRights #MrBatesvsThePostOffice #BBCBreakfast 🔥BETTY BROWN forced to fight on ✊ After intervention from Minister @gareththomasMP Betty's original settlement offer miraculously doubles to 60% of what her professional advisers calculate she is due in full and fair redress! What was missed by the inhumane DBT Lawyers from their original derisory offer? The Compensation process is being treated as an insulting and sick game of poker by the DBT Lawyers, simply designed to force victims to fold their hands and accept lowballed offers. Sir Wyn Williams must now sanction convening a further Inquiry Compensation Hearing. Betty, and ALL her fellow victims of this State Sponsored Crime deserve so much more from their Government. 😡😡😡 THE COUNTRY IS BEHIND YOU BETTY 🥊 @BBCEmmaSimpson @CastletonLee @Janetsk20073533 @liambyrnemp @FloraClairePage @CommonsBTC @biztradegovuk @jreynoldsMP @darrenpjones @UKHouseofLords @ChancesFor62935 @HouseofCommons @tim_brentnall @nickwallis @TomWitherow @andyverity @TjX50 @ElCShaikh @tonydowney67 @PostOffInquiry
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How did the 2005 Gambling Act propel the UK to become the biggest online gambling market? This new series tells you how... Presented by me and Stewart Kenny, former boss of Paddy Power. Thanks to everyone who took part bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m00291…
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Tom Witherow retweeted
📢ANALYSIS: UK emissions fell 3.6% in 2024 to lowest since 1872 🏭Coal lowest since 1666, when Great Fire ravaged London 🚗EVs pushed oil down despite more traffic, saving £1.7bn 🌇Gas down on "cleanest ever" power 📈📉Since 1990, CO2 -54% / GDP +84% carbonbrief.org/analysis-uk-… 1/9
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The murder of Sunday Times foreign correspondent David Holden in Cairo in 1977 remained unsolved for decades. Then editor Harold Evans called it “the most profound mystery” of his career. Today, in a special report on @thetimes, we reveal the truth at last thetimes.com/article/c82d28d…
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