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
Patrick Vallance set to brief MPs on dangers of climate crisis after man's 37-day hunger strike
Climate Crisis

Patrick Vallance set to brief MPs on dangers of climate crisis after man's 37-day hunger strike

Sajid Javid urges ministers to abandon Boris Johnson and resign
Sajid Javid
Politics

Sajid Javid urges ministers to abandon Boris Johnson and resign

Steve Barclay: How the new health secretary has voted on abortion, assisted dying and the NHS
Steve Barclay
Politics

Steve Barclay: How the new health secretary has voted on abortion, assisted dying and the NHS

Fuel protests: What you need to know about the protesters blocking roads
fuel protest
Activism

Fuel protests: What you need to know about the protesters blocking roads

'We all changed the world in our own ways': How the first London Pride march changed lives
Social Justice

'We all changed the world in our own ways': How the first London Pride march changed lives

Pride 1972 veteran recreates photo from first march 50 years on
Pride

Pride 1972 veteran recreates photo from first march 50 years on

Met Police said releasing Grenfell death toll would cause crime as most affected were Muslim
Grenfell
Housing

Met Police said releasing Grenfell death toll would cause crime as most affected were Muslim

Teenage activists deliver wheelbarrows of mud to Kellogg's factory to protest 'misleading' health claims
Healthy food

Teenage activists deliver wheelbarrows of mud to Kellogg's factory to protest 'misleading' health claims

Most Brits think today’s children will find life harder than their parents
Social mobility

Most Brits think today’s children will find life harder than their parents

‘All my costs have gone up but my pay hasn’t’: Railway workers explain why they’re on strike
Union rail worker Matthew Lee holds a flag on the picket line outside King's Cross station
Rail strikes

‘All my costs have gone up but my pay hasn’t’: Railway workers explain why they’re on strike

Inflation is now forecast to hit 11 per cent in October, says Bank of England
inflation
News

Inflation is now forecast to hit 11 per cent in October, says Bank of England

Exclusive: Government has spent £1.5m on art for official buildings since start of pandemic
Government Art Collection
Politics

Exclusive: Government has spent £1.5m on art for official buildings since start of pandemic