Charlotte Cox is a Chief Sub-Editor at BBC News. She specializes in topics related to animals, animal cruelty, and animal care, while also covering regional interest stories and world news, including crime and the Russia-Ukraine War. Charlotte's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Manchester Evening News, Daily Mirror, and BBC World.
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Charlotte Cox's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories within the United Kingdom, specifically in London. Her articles often highlight community activism and events impacting local communities.
Given her focus on local news, Charlotte may be interested in receiving pitches related to community initiatives, campaigns, or events happening within London or wider UK that have a direct impact on residents. Additionally, stories relating to animals and natural disasters affecting the region could also capture her interest.
As travel is another prominent theme in her coverage, she might welcome content about unique travel experiences or features focusing on family-oriented activities available locally as well.
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A bride has described how strangers came to her aid when her wedding vehicle broke down
An exhibition of stunning images taken across Cornwall is now on display to the public.
More than 1,000 Asian hornet nests have now been removed in Jersey, the Jersey Asian Hornet Group said.
Mid Devon Council refers itself to a watchdog over the "historical anomaly".
Devon County Council says parents have the right to appeal the plan to scrap the bus service.
By: Tamsin Melville, Charlotte Cox
Hotel Victoria, which overlooks Newquay's main beaches, was first opened in 1899.
The investment group says the hotel's closure is necessary to carry out extensive renovations.
The plans include knocking down the existing church hall, vicarage and lodge.
The Infrastructure and Environment Department received 114 letters of objection to the proposal.
Shopkeepers in Devon and Cornwall describe confronting criminals amid a retail crime wave.
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