Brian Farmer is a Press Association Reporter with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, particularly in London. His articles cover a wide range of topics including legal cases, healthcare, environmental issues, and nuclear energy. He has contributed to various news outlets such as Yahoo News UK, BBC News, Irish Independent, and many 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.
If you have expertise in local legal or political matters, particularly those related to London or the wider UK, he may be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if you can provide insights into ongoing court cases or regulatory issues within these areas of interest, your input could be valuable to him.
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Two crews spend about two hours tackling the fire, which also affected nearby properties.
The TV and stage actor reveals he already had a camping ticket for the event with his children.
The boss of a specialist cleaning firm says he does not think his team "missed a bit".
Thunderstorms light up the night sky in parts of eastern England.
A man who was arrested after an XL bully attack is still waiting to hear whether he will be charged.
What is the future of the now endangered fish that provided the city of Ely with its name?
A blue Ford Fiesta crashes and three males leave the scene.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators say they want the university to disclose its links with Israel.
By: Brian Farmer
A woman whose actions led to the death of a pensioner cycling on a pavement wins a court appeal.
Auriol Grey's family say they are relieved her ordeal is now over following the Appeal Court ruling.
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