Paul Lewis
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Head of Investigations at the Guardian. Previously San Francisco Bureau Chief and Washington Correspondent.
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/paullewis 30-03-2009 16:39:17
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Another extraordinary scoop from Maeve McClenaghan, who has found another Damien Hirst formaldehyde – this one sold to Las Vegas billionaires for around $8m – that was dated to the 1990s but made in 2017. theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…
Investigation reveals that Damien Hirst dated three animals pickled in formaldehyde to the 1990s - even though they were not made until 2017. Top reporting by Maeve McClenaghan. theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…
Hard to comprehend how a men-only private member's club can exist in 2024. Curious to see whether (or how) these figures of the British establishment explain their ties to a club with such a policy. Bravo to amelia gentleman for getting the story out. theguardian.com/society/2024/m…
Rare to see such incisive, important – and in places just plain funny – observations about UK media in a lecture. Hope senior executives, and not just students, digest some of Gary Younge's messages here. pressgazette.co.uk/diversity/gary…
On the cusp of a UK election in which big money donors will no doubt wield real influence, this excellent book by the Guardian investigations correspondent Tom Burgis is essential reading. Read today's Guardian extract.
Amazing! Over £500k in total raised in a little over a week. And already more than £30k donated over the telethon phones today in just three hours! #GdnCharityAppeal2023
Great privilege today to be talking to Guardian readers generous enough to donate to our charity appeal today. Myself and other colleagues will be here till 6pm: 0203 353 4368 #GdnCharityAppeal2023
No indication yet the king’s estate will cease taking bona vacantia money - or change how it is spent. But this change in investment policy is a big deal, and comes in the wake of Maeve McClenaghan, rob evans and Henry Dyer holding the royal estate to account.