Brian Farmer is a Press Association Reporter at PA. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime, health and wellness, law and legal affairs, and competitive sports, with a focus on themes such as white-collar crime and animal cruelty. Brian's work has been featured in numerous publications including the Cambridge News, Irish Independent, and BBC News, among others.
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Brian Farmer's coverage focuses on legal policy and regulation, with a significant emphasis on government and politics. He also covers crime-related stories.
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Ronald Blyth wished for his estate to become a nature reserve and a writer's studio, says a trust.
The body says oil-absorbent booms are positioned in the river and the situation is being monitored.
Brian Farmer - BBC News, Cambridgeshire · 1-min read The Environment Agency has been combating a "pollution incident" in a river which flows through a university city.
A 'rare' postcard sent by a Titanic passenger to a friend in Norwich fetches £20,000 at auction.
The victim and defendant had both been watching a Euro 2024 football match, the court hears.
Oscar Jackson, 21, tells a court he acted in self-defence when a man challenged him in a car park.
Oscar Jackson, from Hitchin, is cleared of murdering Grant Wallendorf but convicted of manslaughter.
Kyle Clifford appears at Cambridge Crown charged with murdering a woman and two of her daughters.
Carol Hunt and her daughters Hannah and Louise are to be remembered on a bench near their home.
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