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.
Why Old Songs Keep Winning the Streaming Era
Classic tracks are reshaping charts and playlists as streaming changes discovery, nostalgia and music consumption habits.
Women Use Social Media to Break the Silence on Chronic UTIs
Women share chronic urinary tract infection experiences online to challenge stigma, find support and press for improved care and research.
Bulgaria Issues Arrest Warrants for Two Germans in Starlink Antenna Fires
A Bulgarian court has issued arrest warrants for two German nationals suspected of setting fire to Starlink antennas, echoing a similar case in Poland.
Maddison’s return sparks spark in Tottenham’s 3-1 win over Coventry
James Maddison's first start since May 2025 produced a decisive moment as Tottenham beat Coventry 3-1.
Carrick Keeps Calm as Manchester United Extend Winless Streak to Six
Michael Carrick said he kept headphones on as Manchester United drew 1-1 at Leeds, extending their run to six matches without a win.
Healey to Target Banks in October Budget to Repair War-Scarred Finances
Chancellor John Healey plans to target banks in his 28 October budget to help repair public finances hit by the Middle East conflict.
Allies Crumble and Fear Takes Hold on Celebrity Traitors
Celebrities clash at the round table on Celebrity Traitors, facing fractured alliances and a daunting 'death march' mission that exposed trust and endurance.
Comedian Russell Brand goes on trial as prosecution labels him a ‘sexual predator’
Russell Brand faces trial on rape and sexual assault charges brought by six women who the prosecution says never met one another.
Why Women’s Anger Is Emerging from Private to Public Life
Research shows more women report anger; experts debate whether expression, causes and social shifts explain the trend and its policy implications.
Guardiola to Attend City’s First Home Match Since Guilty Verdict
Pep Guardiola, who left Manchester City after a decade, will attend the club's first home game since the guilty verdict and has backed the owners.
Eva Marie Saint, Oscar-Winning Presence of Classic Hollywood, Dies at 102
Oscar-winning actress Eva Marie Saint, known for On the Waterfront and North by Northwest, has died at 102.
EU Commission Proposes Measures to Soften Enlargement Concerns
The European Commission has outlined ideas to streamline enlargement and ease member-state concerns as candidacies, including Ukraine's, progress.


