Charles Hymas is the Home Affairs Editor at various prominent publications. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, security and law enforcement, and health and wellness, with a focus on elections, public policy, and legal reform. His work has been featured in outlets such as The Sydney Morning Herald, The Telegraph, and Yahoo News.
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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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More than 35 bereaved families and campaigners have urged Andy Burnham to exempt all killers from his early release scheme.
By: Charles Hymas
A driver who mowed down and killed a couple at 87mph on an icy country lane is set for early release.
Two of the killers of Pc Andrew Harper are to remain in prison under plans to bar offenders jailed for manslaughter from Labour's early release scheme, Andy Burnham has announced.
Two of the killers of Pc Andrew Harper are to remain in prison under plans to bar offenders jailed for manslaughter from Labour's early release scheme, Andy Burnham has announced.
Criminals deemed a danger to society will freed from jail under Andy Burnham's early release plans , MPs and former justice secretaries have warned.
By: Charles Hymas
When Andy Burnham took over as Prime Minister, officials in the Ministry of Justice gave him a stark warning.
Labour previously warned that ending indefinite prison sentences for dangerous offenders could put the public at “unacceptable risk”.
Shabana Mahmood has hailed a fall in small-boat crossings to their lowest summer level ahead of Andy Burnham's first meeting with Emmanuel Macron in No 10.
Prison laundries are to be converted into accommodation as the Government tries to avoid running out of cells.
By: Charles Hymas, Timothy Sigsworth
Victims will be asked how they want to be protected from criminals who are being released early from prison, the Justice Secretary has said.
