Charlotte Lytton is a freelance journalist based in the United Kingdom. Her work spans a wide range of topics, including health, parenting, online harassment, and lifestyle. Charlotte has contributed to various publications such as The Times, The Telegraph, The Guardian, and Yahoo News UK.
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Charlotte Lytton's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, including entertainment, lifestyle, government & politics. While she covers various themes and topics, her articles often cite data and touch on legal policy regulation.
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More and more over-50s are resisting a work-free future
By: Charlotte Lytton
With many containing ultra-processed ingredients and more sugar than a fizzy drink, experts weigh in on pre-made coffees
By: Charlotte Lytton
No child needs to wake up at 4am for swimming. So says Adam Peaty, the three-time gold-medal winning British Olympian, who says that children must be protected from pushiness.
By: Charlotte Lytton
The Prime Minister has criticised the Tories’ border control policies, but that appears to contradict his previous comments
By: Charlotte Lytton
Britain's record migration figures “should shock all of us,” Sir Keir Starmer claimed on Thursday, as the latest data revealed net migration hit a high of nearly one million last year.
According to the King’s personal doctor, ‘self-hypnosis’ can be very effective. But what are the benefits – and how do you do it?
By: Charlotte Lytton
Fancy eating out, catching a show or doing quite literally anything beyond your own four walls this side of 2024? Good luck: we're now in the grip of booked-up Britain.
By: Charlotte Lytton
Father Christmases top up their pension pots by mastering the art of the perfect ‘ho-ho-ho’
Early-onset colorectal cancer is rising sharply among under-50s in England. Here's the advice from experts on how to ditch your ultra-processed lifestyle
As Sara Sharif’s horrific murder highlights the risks of home education, there are fears about the number of children going ‘off-grid’
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