Chris Summers is a reporter whose work has been featured in various publications including The Epoch Times, Rapid City Weekly News, The Jewish Voice, and MailOnline. With a focus on current events and politics, Chris covers a range of topics including crime, government policies, and community events.
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Chris Summers predominantly covers evolving government and political stories, crime, and legal policy regulation. His articles also touch on immigration-related topics.
Given his focus on evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news in the areas of government policies and crime, he would likely respond well to pitches offering expert commentary or analysis related to ongoing political developments, law enforcement issues or significant changes in governmental policies within the UK or internationally.
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- Expert perspectives on recent legal policy changes impacting immigration
- Insights into developing trends in criminal activities within the UK
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By: Chris Summers
Protesters have set up ‘liberated zones’ at Oxford and Cambridge universities as Education Secretary Gillian Keegan says Jewish students must not be harassed.
By: Chris Summers
John Swinney, who was leader of the SNP from 2000 to 2004, has completed his political comeback by being sworn in as Scotland’s first minister.
Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy, who is in Washington, has said a Labour government would find common ground with Donald Trump if he becomes president.
A pedestrian who swore and waved at a cyclist who was riding on the pavement, causing her to veer into the road, has had her manslaughter conviction quashed.
Two men accused of spying for a ‘foreign power' have made their first appearance at the Central Criminal Court in London.
Three men have been charged under the National Security Act accused of carrying out surveillance on behalf of the Hong Kong intelligence service.
Grant Shapps says up to six multi-role support ships will be built to deliver commandos into coastal conflicts around the world.
The Association of Police and Crime Commissioners has welcomed plans to make naxolone more available and say there are 40 overdoses a week in the UK.
The transport select committee has been hearing evidence from experts about why sales of electric vehicles are not meeting government targets.
The House of Commons women and equalities committee has been hearing evidence about research into Britain's incel culture.
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