Press cuttings

My work over the years has resulted in countless articles in the press. Here are some cuttings from papers and magazines covering the story. I’ll be adding more articles to this page from the archive.

Nowhere to hide: Facial Recognition is now an essential tool used by The Metropolitan Police to tackle crime.

“Within minutes in Ilford, east London, facial recognition technology identified a robbery suspect wanted since 2008. The Metropolitan Police, using FRT since 2016, now rely on it as a key tool. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley hails it as transformative, citing successful trials at major events and its growing precision”.

See the article here.

Lucan Documentary Teases Major Revelations as Neil Confronts Mystery Man.

New article in The Daily Mail 25 October and Weekend Magazine 26 October.

'I've found Lord Lucan': Bombshell as son of murdered nanny reveals breakthrough - and tells how he tracked down and confronted the pensioner he's convinced is the runaway peer. See Friday 25 October The Mail article here

See the The Mail Weekend Magazine articles on 26 October and the Independent on Sunday, 27 October.

The Sunday Times November 13 2022

A black-and-white photograph of Lord and Lady Lucan standing outdoors in front of a fence, dressed in formal attire. Lord Lucan is wearing a suit and tie, with a mustache, and Lady Lucan is wearing a dress with a necklace and has blonde hair.

The Mail on Sunday June 3 2007

A newspaper article with the headline, "The jaw-dropping moment I found out that the mother I never knew was the nanny murdered by Lord Lucan." The page features a woman sitting on the floor next to a piano, a man holding a newspaper, and a photo of a woman and a young girl outside the page.

Daily Mirror 8 November 2022

Front page of a newspaper featuring a large headline about Lord Lucan's brother fleeing Britain, with photographs of a woman and two men, and multiple smaller articles and images about the case.

Front page of a newspaper called Daily Mirror, dated Tuesday, November 8, 2022. The headline features a black and white portrait of a man with a mustache in a suit, with the text 'Exclusive Lucan brother. He DID escape and became a Buddhist'.

The Daily Telegraph 20 February 2012

A newspaper page with an article titled 'Countess Lucan: I would have helped my husband get away with murder' from The Daily Telegraph, dated February 20, 2012. The page features a large, faded painting of a woman with dark hair and old-fashioned clothing, and a smaller black and white photograph of a woman with short, dark hair and a patterned top.

The Australian Woman’s Weekly February 2023

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