William Coles

William Coles was the New York correspondent and political correspondent of the London Sun. His novel Lord Lucan: My Story was published by Legend Press, U.K., in 2009, and sets out to give Lord Lucan’s version of the murder as well as what subsequently happened to the earl.

articles/2012/02/26/sunday-sun-s-lord-lucan-exclusive-is-a-letdown/sunday-sun-lord-lucan-coles_zxomdd

Murdoch’s Tabloid Letdown

<p>The tycoon’s new paper, <i>The Sun on Sunday</i>, promised a juicy exclusive on Lord Lucan, a notorious British fugitive. But the hype died as readers opened the first edition.<br> </p>

William Coles

articles/2012/02/25/lord-lucan-s-whereabouts-the-tabloid-rebirth-of-a-decades-old-crime/lord-lucan-coles_edsfch

Lord Lucan’s Tabloid Rebirth

This week’s revelations about Lord Lucan’s whereabouts will give the seamy story a new life.

William Coles

articles/2011/09/28/trump-golf-course-slammed-by-scotland/donald-trump-scotland-coles_x2q4mh

The Donald vs. the Scots

The latest scuffle over the mogul’s Aberdeenshire golf resort reveals a deep national disgust for all things Trump.

William Coles

articles/2011/08/17/lockerbie-bomber-is-obama-laying-plans-to-nab-freed-terrorist/megrahi-recapture-coles_rxnjpi

Lockerbie Bomber: Loose, but for How Long?

Two years ago, Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi, the Lockerbie bomber, was freed by a Scottish court. Is Obama plotting to recapture him?

William Coles

articles/2011/07/27/george-soros-hedge-fund-closes-why-wealth-men-work-into-old-age/coles-silver-foxes_vccu3b

Soros Quits the Silver Fox Club

Bill Coles on why wealthy men work into their eighties—and regret retirement when they finally take it.

William Coles