Billy Kenber

Reeves’s CV exaggerated time at Bank of England https://t.co/hObhTe2DYB

RT @CharterhouseSq: @billykenber 👏 to @EditorsUK *Political Journalist of the Year* | btw, for anyone who hasn’t yet read ~SICK MONEY~…

Delighted to win Political Journalist of the Year and the Society of Editors awards last night!

Society of Editors UK @EditorsUK

For two excellent investigations into the conduct of serving MPs which not only underlined the vital role that journalists play in scrutinising influential individuals but also raised wider issues of accountability, the #MFA2024 Political Journalist of the Year is @billykenber https://t.co/8q2yqy0CcL

RT @pmorganbentley: Very proud that Times investigations make up half of the shortlist for national investigation of the year at the @Edito…

Great to see the Mark Menzies scandal nominated for Scoop of the Year 👇

London Press Club @londonpressclub

London Press Club Awards - Shortlist Announced - https://t.co/tn9faBl981 The shortlisted entries for the 2023/24 Awards have been revealed. #journalism #journalist #pressclubawards https://t.co/l0JI4JP4U9

"You don’t need to discover drugs to get rich from them any more...pharmaceuticals have become little more than financial assets to be flipped, dealt, exploited and manipulated in a myriad of creative and profitable ways" Extract from my book: https://t.co/HGH3i62gei

Some personal news.. delighted to be joining the BBC. It’s been a brilliant 14 (!) years at The Times, but excited for a new challenge in October

BBC News Press Team @BBCNewsPR

We’re delighted to announce @billykenber is joining the BBC Politics team at Westminster as Politics Investigation Correspondent. https://t.co/WxY2u1j6wk

RT @mjauk: News Story of the Year (general audience) is supported by @JPAHealthComm and judges commented on the the extremely high standard…

The third and concluding part of our dive into Keir Starmer’s legal career looks at his time as the country’s head prosecutor

The Times and The Sunday Times @thetimes

How Keir Starmer tried to change the establishment from the inside As director of public prosecutions the man who would be prime minister had to grapple with assisted dying, nationwide rioting and allegations of torture ⬇️

RT @thetimes: ‘Human rights extend to everybody’ — inside Keir Starmer’s lawyer years The Labour leader defended jihadists under the ‘cab-…

RT @thetimes: The lawyer took up human rights and death penalty cases, editing the textbook on judicial error and winning a famous victory…

Sick Money, my book uncovering sky-high prices and dirty tricks in the pharmaceutical industry, is out today in Taiwan.. Get it and other versions here: https://t.co/5FnfI34Rtp https://t.co/H41sl6mRVD

Fascinating story by my colleague @tomfball who worked at a school peddling conspiracy theories

Tom Ball @tomfball

I worked as a teacher for a month at a school run by conspiracists who believed they were battling a sinister plot against humanity. The children were taught that crystals could cure them of illnesses and that Bill Gates was going to force them to eat insects. Here’s the story:

RT @Steven_Swinford: Chris Cash, parliamentary aide accused of spying for China, is to be charged with espionage offences Cash, 29, will b…

Tory MP Mark Menzies resigns from party after fraud and misconduct claims But questions remain for CCHQ as its investigation didn’t look at payments from staff used to pay ‘bad people’ & ruled campaign fund used to pay medical bills was not in its remit https://t.co/XnUZezXzgh

Tories don’t appear to be planning to refer the allegations against Menzies to Lancashire police but say they will be happy to provide information if helpful

Extraordinary statement from the Conservative Party accompanying Menzies’s resignation. 3+ months after whistleblower contacted chief whip, declares not within CCHQ’s remit as funds didn’t belong to party and hasn’t looked at Menzies taking money from staff to pay “bad people”