Margaret Whitmore
About the author
Margaret Whitmore is a British journalist and editor with a long-standing interest in international affairs, European politics and contemporary society. She contributes analysis and commentary on major political and social developments and works with the editorial team to provide readers with clear, contextualised perspectives on current events.
Manchester City guilty of most Premier League financial breaches, facing severe sanctions
Manchester City found guilty on most charges in a major Premier League financial case; sanctions and an appeal are expected.
Holdout Juror Breaks Silence, Says He Was Convinced Lindsay Clancy Deliberately Killed Her Children
A lone juror in the Lindsay Clancy case has spoken publicly, saying he believed she deliberately killed her children and refused to join an acquittal.
Aztec manuscript returns to Mexico from France — on loan after two centuries
An Aztec manuscript held in France for two centuries has been returned to Mexico on loan, reigniting debates on cultural restitution.
NATO chief calls for a credible UK defence spending plan as allies press for steady increases
NATO leader and Mark Rutte say the UK must set a clear, year‑on‑year path to boost defence spending to reassure allies and guide planning.
Symbolic village vote opposes asylum reception centre plan
A tiny Oxfordshire village held a symbolic vote opposing plans for an asylum reception centre at a nearby disused base.
Carrick Asserts Calm After EFL Cup Exit as Questions Mount Over United’s Trajectory
Michael Carrick says he is not under pressure after Manchester United's EFL Cup exit, as the club recalibrates its domestic ambitions.
Scientists reopen the mystery of the 1946 Alaska tsunami to reassess coastal risk
A Michigan State University-led project will study the underwater fault behind the 1946 tsunami to reassess hazard to Pacific coast communities.
Closure of Goethe-Institut in Russia Leaves Students Stranded and Cultural Bridges Severed
The Goethe-Institut's exit from Russia has canceled language exams and upended study plans, eroding a key cultural connection between Russia and Germany.
Refereeing body admits mistake over Haaland derby winner, raising questions about officiating standards
Pro Ref acknowledges an error in awarding Erling Haaland's derby winner, prompting renewed scrutiny of officiating in the Premier League.
Doctors Praise Realism as ‘The Pitt’ Nets 25 Emmy Nominations
HBO Max's 'The Pitt' received 25 Emmy nominations; medical professionals commend its lifelike depiction of emergency-room care.
Second £36m Gift in Two Days Spurs Fresh Debate Over Party Funding
A crypto investor matched a record with a second £36m gift to Reform, renewing calls for caps on individual political donations.
Harnessing Copper: Researchers Probe the Body’s Natural Defense Against Drug-Resistant UTIs
Scientists at Texas A&M explore how copper helps the immune system fight urinary infections and how bacteria resist it, seeking alternatives to antibiotics.


