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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By: Charles Hymas
The judge who made a controversial anonymity ruling in the Sara Sharif case claimed the media could not be trusted to report matters fairly, it has emerged.
By: Charles Hymas
Prison governors have spurned the formality of being addressed as Sir, Miss or Ma'am and told inmates they can call them by their first names.
By: Charles Hymas
Supporters of policy argue that more friendly or informal interactions could help make prison time less dehumanising
By: Charles Hymas
A Romanian jailed for seven years for a violent robbery has avoided deportation after claiming that it would breach his rights to a family life under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
· 4-min read More than a fifth of four-year-olds have asked their parents for a smartphone this Christmas, a study has found.
Nigel Farage has offered to help Lord Mandelson win over Donald Trump and Elon Musk after the Labour grandee said he was prepared to use the Reform UK leader as a “bridge” to maintain the US-UK special relationship.
A cabinet minister has rejected calls to designate China a security threat in the wake of the Prince Andrew Chinese “spy” scandal.
Social media firms will use facial recognition age checks to “drive out” under-age children from their sites, under plans to be announced next month by Ofcom.
Watchdog will make apps use facial recognition and other age checks to identify children
Shopkeepers face a Christmas crime wave with figures showing a record number of shoplifting offences went unsolved in the past year.
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