Charlotte Wace is a news reporter for The Times, focusing on national news in the United Kingdom. She covers a wide range of topics including royalty, entertainment, crime, and social issues. Charlotte's reporting is known for its thoroughness and attention to detail, providing readers with accurate and engaging news stories.
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Charlotte Wace's coverage is largely focused on entertainment news, sports, and some crime stories with a specific focus on British Royalty. She often covers evolving or breaking stories related to these themes. Therefore, when reaching out to her, consider offering exclusive insights or expert commentary related to ongoing developments in the areas of entertainment, sports (especially football), and high-profile crime cases involving celebrities or public figures.
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After a review by the King and Queen 145 companies will be allowed to use the royal coat of arms on their products. But attaining this desirable status has got harder
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex wrapped up their tour of Nigeria, which marked ten years of the Invictus Games, by paying tribute to the power of sport to change lives
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, visits Giants of Africa at Ilupeju Senior Grammar School in Lagos during the royal couple's three-day trip to Nigeria.
By: Ben Ellery, Charlotte Wace, Charlie Parker, Constance Kampfner
After a jury found her guilty of having sex with schoolchildren, and having had a baby with one of them, the 30-year-old now faces a potential prison sentence
By: Gerard Couzens, Charlotte Wace
Hunt for the British teenager has ended, though local Civil Guard insists case remains open
Blackstone’s boss is said to have told Rachel Reeves about the planning woes on his £80m estate
By: Charlotte Wace
A judge has ruled in a civil case that Donald McPherson unlawfully killed his wife Paula Leeson in 2017, marking a major victory for her relatives
By: Poppy Koronka, Yasmin Butt, Pauline Den Hartog Jager, Charlotte Wace
Medical tourism for ‘Brazilian butt lifts’ and liposuction is surging despite the risks. The Times exposes the firms recruiting customers in London
By: Paul Morgan-Bentley, Poppy Koronka, Charlotte Wace
Marketing operations in Britain will be investigated after an undercover Times reporter was assured by non-medical staff that she was suitable for surgery
By: Charlotte Wace
Jack Castell took a fatal overdose after agonising pain following facial operations. In the second part of our investigation into medical tourism, Jack’s father speaks out
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