Cameron Charters is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United Kingdom. He writes for MailOnline and Perth Now, with his work also appearing in This Is Money. Cameron covers a range of topics, including controversial issues, crime news, and social issues.
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Cameron Charters' coverage spans entertainment news, government & politics, and crime with a focus on the United Kingdom. His articles often include expert commentary, announcements, evolving stories and government-related topics.
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Simon Moran who runs the company SJM Concerts, made a £25,000 donation to the Labour party in June.
By: Cameron Charters, George Odling
A drug dealer who escaped from prison spent nine years living in plain sight under his own name and paying tax in Britain.
A heroin dealer caught brazenly selling drugs and dancing with cash under a CCTV camera in Peterborough dodged prison after a judge told him 'you were not very good at it'.
By: Cameron Charters
The final blast furnace at Port Talbot's Tata steelworks will shut down today resulting in 2,800 job losses. The site in South Wales provided employment for families in the towns in the area.
A teenager who loved to be in nature tragically died when his canoe capsized on a wild camping trip in Staffordshire an inquest heard. Sonny Clark, 17, took his father's canoe out on Rudyard Lake.
A 'lovely' teenager died after drunkenly falling off a wall at Halifax Railway Station, Yorks, an inquest heard. Nathan Carter, 18, was enjoying a night out in January when he left a nightclub 'very drunk'.
A Cornish pub landlord charged two entitled customers extra for their Sunday carvery after they left most of it on their plates. Mark Graham, who runs The Star Inn, charged £2.40 for food wastage.
By: Cameron Charters
Ms Harris revealed her doctor's notes after her rival spent months targeting outgoing President Joe Biden 's declining health during the election campaign.
By: Liz Hull, Cameron Charters
A devoted husband who helped his terminally ill wife travel to Switzerland to end her life can inherit her estate, the High Court has ordered.
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