Mark Williams-Thomas

Award-winning crime journalist, author, broadcaster, and criminologist

Business reporting focused on Intel and local athletics booster activities

Sports journalism, editorial consulting, authorship, and story curation

Crime news and investigations

Crime, courts, and criminal justice long-form stories

International crime reporting and related global criminal justice topics

True crime podcasting and authoring with journalism diploma background

Coverage of major trials and sports events including Manchester City's treble triumph

Reports on topics related to the United Nations from Accra, Ghana

Investigation leader focusing on crime, clans, and social conflicts in Germany

Crime and justice reporting with interest in Peel Region

Business and world affairs stories with pan-African focus

Investigative reporting with Pulitzer recognition, focus on in-depth news coverage

Crime reporting focused on Greater London area

True crime podcast production and investigative journalism focused on criminal cases

European news and crime reporting with editorial experience

Protecting independent journalism worldwide; board member at press freedom organizations

Investigative journalism, fact checking, OSINT research, media training

London correspondent covering news and events relevant to London and Ireland

Digital reporting with experience at Daily Star and Olive Press

True crime and media content production with experience at major outlets

Storyteller with expertise in journalism, editing, and creative copywriting

Special projects and investigative content production

Enterprising reporter covering a large area with a small team, primarily responsible for assignments and reporting.

Investigative journalism and data analysis

Science communicator with 20+ years in education and outreach

Local democracy and original stories for print and online

Crime and hard news coverage focused on Essex region and investigations

True crime stories from Japan courtroom and related legal content

Training journalists and activists to follow money and nail stories