Lucy Osborne
Investigative Journalist and Producer at Freelance
Investigative journalist for newspapers & TV. Winner of Best Investigation at the Freelance Journalism Awards 2023 and British Journalism Award winner 2021
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msn.com | Lucy Osborne |Tom Burgis
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theguardian.com | Lucy Osborne |Tom Burgis
A leading barrister who cleared the University of Buckingham’s vice-chancellor of wrongdoing over his relationship with a young Indian woman did not have access to evidence relevant to the investigation. The university commissioned Joseph O’Brien KC to investigate James Tooley over allegations he had an inappropriate relationship with the woman.
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msn.com | Lucy Osborne |Tom Burgis
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msn.com | Lucy Osborne |Tom Burgis
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theguardian.com | Lucy Osborne |Tom Burgis
To the allies of the University of Buckingham’s embattled vice-chancellor, the conclusion of an investigation into his conduct last week represented an unequivocal vindication of a free-speech martyr. Prof James Tooley was not only cleared of any wrongdoing in his relationship with a young Indian woman. He was also found to have been the victim, they argued, of a politically motivated “witch-hunt” by factions on the university’s governing body.
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RT @pressgazette: Noel Clarke loses appeal bid ahead of Guardian libel trial, which is due to start on 3 March https://t.co/08pjkLPC7k
Delighted to be nominated for Specialist journalist of the year and Showbiz journalist of the year at the press awards for our reporting on allegations about David Copperfield, with my reporting partner Stephanie Kirchgaessner. https://t.co/0AqeVSk9r4… https://t.co/vFXxfDqPe8
Inquiry into Buckingham University chief’s relationship with young woman ‘flawed’: Lawyer who cleared James Tooley did not have access to WhatsApps and diaries that triggered the investigation. Latest from @tomburgis and I… https://t.co/VNaEjO6TDp
