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Frances Gibb
British journalist and former legal editor of The Times
Frances Gibb is a prominent British journalist who served as the Legal Editor of The Times newspaper for many years.1 She had a distinguished career in legal journalism, retiring from her position at The Times in February 2019.1
Career Highlights
Legal Editor at The Times:: Gibb held this role from 1982 until her retirement in 2019, making her one of the longest-serving legal editors in British journalism.5 During her tenure, she was responsible for:
- Covering legal news for The Times
- Editing legal features
- Writing the legal diary4
Post-Retirement Activities:: After stepping down from her full-time role, Gibb has continued to contribute to the field of legal journalism:
- She writes and broadcasts on legal matters
- Contributes to publications including The Times and The Sunday Times12
Recognition and Expertise
Frances Gibb is widely respected in the legal and journalism communities:
- She is described as an award-winning journalist2
- Gibb is known for her extensive experience in covering legal news and cases
- She continues to be a voice on legal matters, contributing to publications and engaging in broadcasting1
Professional Profile
On LinkedIn, Frances Gibb's profile can be found under the username frances-gibb-82827217.3 Her profile highlights include:
- 2,000 followers
- Over 500 connections
- Listed as "Journalist and former Legal Editor at The Times"3
Frances Gibb's long-standing career and continued involvement in legal journalism have established her as a significant figure in the field, known for her expertise in legal affairs and her contributions to public understanding of the law.
Highlights
Baroness Elizabeth Butler-Sloss is the latest guest in The Judges: Power, Politics and the People. I spoke with her about being called “Lord Justice; when Fathers4Justice besieged her house and why she doesn’t support assisted suicide. She was refreshingly candid and likeable - it’s not hard to see why she was the first woman appointed to the Court of Appeal and the first woman to head the family division. Previous episodes include interviews with Lady Hale and Lords Woolf, Neuberger, Thomas, Phillips and Sumption.
Episode 7: https://lnkd.in/ebvaeQdU | Series link: https://lnkd.in/eF-2epBc
Lady Hale is the guest in the third episode of my podcast series, The Judges: Power, Politics and the People - hosted with the University of Law.
The former president of the UK Supreme Court speaks out about its key ruling that Boris Johnson’s suspension of Parliament was unlawful, insisting: “politics didn’t come into it.”
Baroness Hale of Richmond, who became labelled “Spider Woman” because of her brooch, says in a ground-breaking podcast series that she wore her brooch by chance.
“It never occurred to me that there would be such a focus on the particular brooch I was wearing.” If it had, she might have chosen a “dragonfly brooch instead.”
