Robert Crampton News Today

From military manoeuvres and election campaigns to art and protests, Jack Hill, Richard Pohle and James Glossop explain the meanings behind their stunning shots

New research finds cycling commuters are less likely to be prescribed antidepressants? Naturally, that means a column about "a mass of angry, intolerant, semi-psychotic Strava men" making "no distinction between red or green, pavement or road" Read more as researchers from the University of Edinburgh found cycling commuters were less likely to be prescribed antidepressants. There was an estimated 15 per cent reduction in depression or anxiety-related prescriptions compared wi...

You’d have to be a power-walking power reader to keep up with all this health advice. There are better ways to live

As Spanish is on track to become our most popular language, is it au revoir to French? Robert Crampton and Simon Mills go head to head

A comprehensive list of Tom Whipple’s top tech picks, from bike lights to wireless speakers and a foldable laptop

Times: What some people occasionally fantasise about, Ken Smith actually went and did.

‘Surely I can be forgiven a vest-enhanced strut given I’ve put in the hours with the diet?’

In his new memoir, Ronnie O’Sullivan remembers the chaos of his teenage years, when drink, drugs and hanging out with celebrities took him to rock bottom

In his new memoir, Ronnie O’Sullivan remembers the chaos of his teenage years, when drink, drugs and hanging out with celebrities took him to rock bottom

James Riding Robert Crampton is a long-standing Hackney resident and The Times journalist. - Credit: Ben Machell A long-standing Hackney resident and award-winning journalist believes it is a "mistake" to lament the changing face of the East End, which he says used to be a "battleground" in which he joined regular fights against the British National Party (BNP). Speaking to the Gazette about his memories of the borough, Robert Crampton said the BNP used to set up on Brick Lane every Sun...