Charlotte Alt is a graduate news reporter for The Times, focusing on local news in the Glasgow area of the United Kingdom. She covers a wide range of topics including arts and entertainment, business, technology, and social issues. Charlotte aims to provide informative and engaging articles that bring important stories to the forefront of readers' attention.
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Charlotte's coverage focuses on a variety of local UK topics, including business, finance, real estate, and technology. She often cites data and government announcements to support her articles.
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Deborah Scholes and Ann Rich took on teams from around the world in the Gordon Bennett Cup
By: Charlotte Alt
Jesse Dufton has been mountaineering since he was two but a degenerative eye condition has left with with limited vision, so his wife uses a radio to guide him to footholds
Despite supermarkets claiming a plastic film does the same job as an airtight cover, a microbiologist has said that bacteria could grow in opened pots of dips
At the Cheltenham Literature Festival the former BBC correspondent spoke of feeling shame about resorting to anti-depressants for Sophie from Romania
Maisie Hill, a women’s health writer, claims that coming off the pill can change who you’re attracted to, despite recent research finding no correlation
Princess Margaret’s former lady-in-waiting Lady Anne Glenconner tells the Cheltenham Literature Festival how the Queen reacted to being offered the utensil
Richard Hutter overpaid a fine for selling counterfeit albums leading investigators to find an undeclared bank account and cars
Start-up brands trying to stand out in a crowded market are adopting unusual ways to house their products. Just don’t mistake your sunscreen for whipped cream
By: James Beal, Charlotte Alt
Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust, which ran the closed Gids clinic that gave puberty blockers to children, is looking for a partner to remain financially stable
Safe-access zones impose a ban on protesters within 150m of clinics but now they say they will move their demonstrations, but not stop them
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