Valentine Low

Valentine Low is a British journalist and author who has made a significant mark in royal reporting. He served as the royal correspondent for The Times, one of the UK's leading newspapers.1

Low's career in journalism spans several decades. He began his journey working for local newspapers in Northampton and Sheffield before joining The London Evening Standard in 1987. During his time at the Evening Standard, Low covered major global events such as the September 11 attacks and the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami.1

In 2008, Low transitioned to The Times, taking over the role of royal correspondent from Alan Hamilton.1 His expertise in royal affairs has led him to break several high-profile stories, including the claims of bullying by Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, which garnered significant attention.1

As an author, Low has published two books:

1. "One Man and His Dig" (2008) - A book based on his writings about his allotment, described as a "guidebook for green-fingered urbanites".1
2. "Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown" (2022) - A book that provides insights into the workings of the royal household.12

Low's LinkedIn profile describes him as a writer and former royal correspondent for The Times. He is an Oxford University graduate and is based in London.3

Interestingly, Low comes from a literary family. The renowned novelist Penelope Lively is his half-sister.1