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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By: Cameron Charters
Eminent lawyers have compiled a dossier of 25 cases where the Human Rights Act was applied and have shown how its use removed power from Parliament.
By: Cameron Charters
Eminent lawyers have compiled a dossier of 25 cases where the Human Rights Act was applied and have shown how its use removed power from Parliament.
By: Cameron Charters
The mother of a ten-year-old boy who suffered terrible facial injuries when an e-bike crashed into him has slammed the ‘heartless' rider for fleeing the scene.
By: Cameron Charters
Dzhamilya Timaeva used her job as a Sunday school teacher to encourage young children to wage Jihad, the Old Bailey heard
By: Cameron Charters
A killer who ordered 500 blades from an online shop, falsely telling them he was building an anti-knife crime sculpture, was jailed for murder yesterday.
By: Cameron Charters
A killer who ordered 500 blades from an online shop, falsely telling them he was building an anti-knife crime sculpture, was jailed for murder yesterday.
By: Cameron Charters
The Church of England has been plunged into further controversy after it emerged that its number two in command, the Archbishop of York, 'ignored 11 separate complaints'.
By: Cameron Charters
Known for narrating and producing some of the finest nature documentaries, Sir David's voice is as gripping as the remote regions he brings to the nation's living rooms.
By: Colin Fernandez, Cameron Charters
By CAMERON CHARTERS and COLIN FERNANDEZ Published: | Updated:
Footage showed farmers arriving outside the Houses of Parliament driving their tractors as today's protest gets underway.
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