Charlotte Alt is a news reporter at The Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including health, education, and the environment, while also contributing to the leaders desk, obituaries, and podcasts. Charlotte's work has been featured in Space Today and The Times.
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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.
Given Charlotte’s diverse coverage areas such as business, finance, real estate and technology with a focus on the UK (including Glasgow), she would likely be interested in pitches related to local businesses or startups making significant strides in these sectors. Additionally, she may also respond well to pitches offering insights into changes in government policies that affect businesses or industries within the area she covers.
For breaking news stories related to government policy changes impacting businesses or developments in the UK tech scene particularly those affecting Glasgow-based companies could be of interest for Charlotte.
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Psychological jargon has leached into everyday conversation thanks to social media and fading taboos around mental health, but experts warn against its misuse
By: Charlotte Alt, Shayma Bakht, David Sharrock
Christine and Michael Chard are among seven Britons killed as the blaze tore through Almeria province, forcing the evacuation of 1,500 people
By: Charlotte Alt, Sean Russell
Analysis by The Times shows only 26% of crashes are caused by rider error or racing incidents, with traffic infrastructure and slippery descents top reasons
Residents accuse the £20,000-a-term boarding school of bypassing rules to build in a conservation area
Publishing sources said such a sum was far higher than the £10,000 advance they would have expected for a biography like the former professor’s
By: Ed Halford, Will Humphries, Charlotte Alt, Mario Ledwith
Residents tell of their despair after losing homes and possessions on Thursday, when fires left 54 people needing treatment and six firefighters hospitalised
At A Court of Battle & Burn in Newcastle participants learn that enemy dragons have been spotted and they need to prepare to fight
The meat industry has lost 10,000 shops since 1990. Will livestreaming ‘make butchery sexy again’?
Tahir Rashid is accused of leading a group who passed around vulnerable 13-year-olds for abuse in the mid-2000s
Couples looking to make their big day more personal, or cut down on costs, are asking family and friends to contribute through catering or entertainment
