Charles Hymas is a Home Affairs Editor who focuses on national news in the United Kingdom. He writes for various publications including The Telegraph, Yahoo News UK, AOL UK, and Yahoo News. Charles covers a range of topics including healthcare, politics, immigration, crime, and social issues.
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Charles Hymas predominantly covers issues related to government announcements, legal policy & regulation in the United Kingdom, with a focus on migration, crime, politics, taxation and healthcare. Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer expert commentary or analysis on government policies and legal regulations pertaining to these topics.
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Tory leadership contender Tom Tugendhat has urged the Attorney General to review the “lenient” sentence on Huw Edwards for child sex abuse offences.
The appointment of 12 Labour “cronies” to the Civil Service under Sir Keir Starmer must be fully investigated, the Tories have demanded.
Universities are so reliant on fees from foreign postgraduates that they account for up to half their entire income, a Telegraph investigation has found.
By: Charles Hymas, Genevieve Holl-Allen
Silent prayer banned near abortion clinics; new law brings in 150m buffer zone.
Offenders including domestic abusers have been freed from jail without being electronically tagged because of staff shortages, The Telegraph understands.
By: Charles Hymas
Renowned lawyer Charlotte Proudman facing disciplinary action over comments made on social media
By: Charles Hymas
Government to indefinitely expand protection orders previously capped at 28 days in bid to halve violence against women and girls
Ministers are “apoplectic” that domestic abusers have been freed from jail without electronic tags required under their licences, Jess Phillips has said.
By: Charles Hymas
A foreign murderer who clubbed a man to death in the back of a London ambulance will not be deported in order to protect his mental health , a court has ruled.
By: Charles Hymas
Police are receiving more reports of rape from 14-year-old girls than any other age group, new data reveal, as the 1,000 men who pose the biggest threat to women are to be targeted in a new crackdown.
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