With a charge for criminal damage hanging over his head, Robin Johnson hoped for mercy as he stood in the dock in the second part of his three day journey through the criminal justice system as part of Inside Justice

Journalist repays his debt to society as ‘justice’ investigation comes to an end

Telegraph writer faces the magistrates during investigation into criminal justice system

Reporter finds himself on the wrong side of the law as he unravels legal process for feature

The Derby Evening Telegraph’s very own David Blaine has recreated the illusionist’s latest bizarre stunt – by setting up his own stunt in the city’s market place. But passers-by had to do a double-take when they saw Robin Johnson, because

The wedding of two Derby Evening Telegraph journalists was the setting for one of the most elaborate best man speeches in the history of the institution of marriage. Deputy News Editor Mick Hill married health correspondent Joanna Snicker in her

Regional press news – this story published 17.6.2000 Dunkirk spirit gets the news home Covering an event that attracts worldwide media attention is nerve-wracking enough – without being in a foreign country on your first overseas assigment and at the

Feared by the bad – loved by the good Robin Hood may have been the champion of the people in medieval Sherwood Forest, but a few miles down the M1 in Derby it’s journalist Robin Johnson who has taken up