Greg Barradale
Greg Barradale is an Orwell Prize-shortlisted journalist whose work has appeared in the Guardian, Observer, and Sunday Times. He was a winner of the News and Investigations category at the MHP 30toWatch awards 2023, and was shortlisted for feature writer of the year at the 2023 BSME Talent Awards. He was previously a senior reporter at Big Issue, where his stories included the revelation that councils had lost millions buying back ex-Right to Buy homes, exposing the hidden toll of Britain's synthetic opioid crisis, and reporting the first pictures of a hidden statue of Harry Kane. If you've got a story which you think needs covering, email him at greg@gregbarradale.com
'I fled domestic abuse with my daughter. We were placed in a property with no furniture or floors'
Image of homes without floors
Furniture poverty

'I fled domestic abuse with my daughter. We were placed in a property with no furniture or floors'

Mr Motivator faced homelessness as a single dad. It's now driving his crusade to give children beds
Mr Motivator
Furniture poverty

Mr Motivator faced homelessness as a single dad. It's now driving his crusade to give children beds

How the housing crisis turned into a political football 
Graffiti in Barcelona of Maricarmen Abascal
Housing crisis

How the housing crisis turned into a political football 

Meet the man whose goal is to fix the UK's faltering prison system with football
Crxssbar football
Prisons

Meet the man whose goal is to fix the UK's faltering prison system with football

Louis Theroux sits for Portrait Artist Of The Year: ‘I think AI art can be interesting’
Louis Theroux sits for his portrait on Portrait Artist of the Year
TV

Louis Theroux sits for Portrait Artist Of The Year: ‘I think AI art can be interesting’

How a British man was pulled into modern slavery working at a food court in the heart of London
An illystration of people walking in a line to illustrate modern slavery
Modern slavery

How a British man was pulled into modern slavery working at a food court in the heart of London

Why do prime ministers now last as long as Premier League managers? 
Andy Burnham and his prime minister predecessors on a mock football pitch
Politics

Why do prime ministers now last as long as Premier League managers? 

Sidemen's Vikkstar: 'We have a responsibility to our audience to act as positive role models'
Sidemen star Vikkstar
Music

Sidemen's Vikkstar: 'We have a responsibility to our audience to act as positive role models'

Boston is the most pro-Brexit town in the UK. What has leaving the EU changed? 'They got nothing'
A street in Boston in Lincolnshire
Brexit

Boston is the most pro-Brexit town in the UK. What has leaving the EU changed? 'They got nothing'

How World Cup 2026 host cities are offering solutions to homelessness and the housing crisis
AT&T Stadium in Arlington is home of the Dallas Cowboys and will host World Cup 2026 fixtures
World Cup

How World Cup 2026 host cities are offering solutions to homelessness and the housing crisis

Rough sleeping is deadly. We meet the NHS outreach workers trying to save lives on the street
An NHS mural on a pavement
Health

Rough sleeping is deadly. We meet the NHS outreach workers trying to save lives on the street

The Molotovs: 'We kind of created a scene from nothing'
Interview

The Molotovs: 'We kind of created a scene from nothing'