Abigail Haworth
Writer & senior international editor at Marie Claire USA, Marie Claire, The Observer Magazine
Abigail Haworth is an Asia-based senior international editor at Marie Claire USA. She covers global women’s issues, sex, society and regularly contributes to The Observer Magazine. In 2010 Abigail won the Overseas
Andrew Norfolk
Journalist, The Times
Andrew Norfolk in The Times journalist instrumental in breaking the Rotherham grooming scandal. He recently won the Paul Foot Award for investigative journalism. Submitted articles Police files reveal vast child protection scandal
Christina Patterson
Writer and columnist, The Independent
Christina Patterson is a writer, broadcaster and columnist. She writes about politics, society, culture, books and the arts. She has interviewed writers and artists ranging from Martin Amis to Eddie Izzard and
James Meek
Contributing editor, London Review of Books
James Meek has written for a number of newspapers and magazines, and is currently a contributing editor to the London Review of Books. He published his first short stories in the early
Paul Mason
Economics editor, Newsnight, BBC, Guardian
Paul joined the BBC in 2001, making his first live appearance on the day of 9/11. He covered the corporate scandals that followed: Enron and Worldcom. His groundbreaking reports on the rise
Tom Bergin
Europe, Middle East and Africa Oil & Gas Correspondent, Reuters
Tom Bergin is a Reuters journalist who writes about corporate and economic affairs. He is also the author of ‘Spills & Spin: The Inside Story of BP’, a critically-acclaimed history of the
Ian Cobain
Senior reporter, Guardian
Ian Cobain has been a journalist since the early 1980s. He is a senior reporter on the Guardian. His inquiries into the UK’s involvement in torture since 9/11 have won a number
Kim Sengupta
Defence Correspondent, The Independent
Kim Sengupta is the Defence and Diplomatic Correspondent of The Independent. He covers international and domestic news and his extensive reporting from around the world has included many of the major conflicts
David Gardner
Chief Leader Writer and International Affairs Editor, Financial Times
David Gardner is the FT‘s international affairs editor and author of Last Chance: The Middle East in the Balance. He was the paper’s Middle East editor from 1995-99. In 2003 he won
John Arlidge
Journalist, Sunday Times
John Arlidge is a freelance journalist who writes for the Sunday Times in London and for Conde Nast in New York. Submitted articles The Lion’s Roar The Debt Collector Twin Towers Show
Clare Sambrook
Contributing editor, OurKingdom, the UK section of openDemocracy
Clare Sambrook is a freelance, and a current contributor to openDemocracy, Private Eye and The Guardian. In 2010 Clare won both the Paul Foot Award and the Bevins Prize for outstanding investigative
Jamil Anderlini
Beijing bureau chief, Financial Times
Jamil Anderlini is the Beijing bureau chief for the FT and has been a correspondent covering China since 2003. Submitted articles Corrupt party displays classic signs of dynasty in slow decline China’s
David Cohen
Campaigns Editor and Chief Feature Writer, London Evening Standard
David Cohen is the chief feature writer at the Evening Standard. Submitted articles A generation of young Londoners with no job, no prospects and no hope A degree in architecture … but
Chris Giles
Economics Editor, Financial Times
Chris Giles is the Economics Editor of the Financial Times. Before that he was a leader writer. He reports on international and UK economics and writes a fortnightly column on the UK