Darren Lewis is the Assistant Editor at Daily Mirror. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including sports, media, politics, and current affairs, often exploring the intersections of journalism and public policy. Darren's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as CNN, Daily Express, and Mirror, among others.
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Darren Lewis primarily covers sports, particularly soccer and darts. His coverage also includes stories related to black representation in the Premier League and mental health in sports.
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Darren Lewis Scrolling through the news on my break last week, I came across some footage that has stayed on my mind.
By: Darren Lewis
Darren Lewis Have you ever lied, or inflated the truth, on your CV ? Reed, Britain's biggest recruiter, revealed last year 60% of the career histories it sees “have some form of error”.
Having met the former Cambridge University professor, Darren Lewis knows he's a decent person who will be aware that his conduct demands accountability. But let's not forget the long list of people who've bent the truth about their past experience. While not wanting to suggest Arday should escape accountability, this points to a double standard
By: Darren Lewis
Just days after this column warned that Professor Jason Arday was being disproportionately hounded, a relentless social media witch-hunt has ended in heartbreak and tragedy. As hypocritical bullies hurriedly delete their tracks, we must confront the sickening racism and mob rule that drove a human being to his breaking point
By: Darren Lewis
Darren Lewis Last week this column warned that Jason Arday , the Cambridge Professor, was being disproportionately hounded. Days later he was dead
Stereotyping migrants flies completely in the face of the claim from Equalities Minister Bridget Phillipson that racism and sexism have been normalised in this country.
By: Darren Lewis
Social media was awash with the tired old fibs, suggesting you were taking your life into your own hands if you went out to West London to get involved in this year's Carnival celebrations
By: Darren Lewis
The liars laying in to the Notting Hill Carnival are going to have to try again next year.
Reform’s xenophobes appear to have gained traction with sections of the UK’s senior citizens, judging by their conduct last week...
Have we misjudged the concern about radicalisation in plain sight? For so long we've worried about the impact of extremists on kids, teenagers and young men.
