Robert Winnett is the deputy political editor of the Daily Telegraph. During his eleven-year career on Fleet Street, which started at the Sunday Times, he has been behind some of the country's biggest political scoops, including exposing the cash-for-honours scandal under Tony Blair and Derek Conway's controversial employment of his sons.
He has been shortlisted for three ‘scoop of the year’ awards at the British Press Awards and has won other prizes for his work, which has included reporting on the global credit crunch and several British general elections.
Gordon Rayner is chief reporter of the Daily Telegraph. He began his career at the Banbury Guardian before moving to the Sun and later the Daily Mail, where he helped uncover one of the biggest scandals of Tony Blair's premiership by revealing emails between Cherie Blair and the fraudster Peter Foster which proved No.10 had lied over the ‘Cheriegate’ affair.
During his fourteen years on national newspapers, Gordon has reported from more than twenty countries and covered many of the biggest stories of recent years, including the death of Princess Diana, the trial of Harold Shipman, the Soham murders, the 7/7 suicide bombings and the ongoing financial crisis.