Tim DAWSON

Nov 1, 2024 | pressgazette.co.uk | Tim DAWSON

It was a phone call that promised to unlock a story. An unfamiliar voice told me that a man related to an underworld dispute I was investigating had just been released from prison. He was willing to meet me. Five minutes later, I was in a taxi to the edge of town. It was the mid-90s, I was nearly 30 and could not quite believe that I was reporting for a national newspaper. As soon as I walked into the bar, though, I sensed my mistake.

Aug 28, 2024 | enjoyer.com | Mitch Miller |Tim DAWSON

I’m at the Whole Foods in West Bloomfield buying Budweiser. I’m going fishing. Two college friends, Cameron and Patrick, have joined me for the excursion. They are on opposite ends of the competency spectrum. Patrick is generally reliable and will be our fishing guide; Cameron is slap-stick clumsy and would struggle in retrieving fish from a fishmonger.

Aug 7, 2024 | alethonews.com | Tim DAWSON

Israel’s admission that it targeted a journalist exposes crude attempt to control war narrative By Tim Dawson | MEMO | August 7, 2024Ismail Al-Ghoul and his cameraman Rami Al-Refee were observing the conflict-zone-reporting best practice, as they motored back from their assignment on the last day of July. Having reported issues facing the displaced people of northern Gaza, they were leaving the scene of greatest danger. Blast vests bearing the insignia “PRESS” protected their bodies.

May 20, 2024 | portside.org | Tim DAWSON

The Promise That Could Seal Assange’s Fate Published May 20, 2024 When Justice Jeremy Johnson and Dame Victoria Sharp take their seats in London’s Royal Courts of Justice today, it will be to deliver their verdict of the quality of a promise. Much rests on their judgement — the ability of journalists all over the world to reveal wrongdoing based on classified information, the reputation of the US government, and the life of Julian Assange.

May 8, 2024 | mondaq.com | Christopher Capewell |Patrick Head |Adam Huckle |Tim DAWSON

The Cayman Islands Anti-Money Laundering Regulations (the "AMLRs") were amended on 19 April 2024 when the Anti-Money Laundering (Amendment) Regulations, 2024 came into force. Tidy-Ups The bulk of the changes were to make it clear that compliance requirements apply not only in the context of anti-money laundering ("AML"), but also in application of counter-terrorist and proliferation financing measures.