Constance Kampfner is a reporter for The Times and Waikato Times, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. She has also had her work featured in The Australian. Constance covers a range of topics including cultural events, environmental issues, healthcare, literature, and travel.
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Constance's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, particularly human interest stories and societal issues. She includes expert commentary in her articles, indicating a willingness to include insights from knowledgeable individuals.
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Thousands watched on social media as volunteers, who were treated to free celebratory drinks in local pubs, came from as far away as Scotland
Inez Capps, who joined the family business at the age of 19, is using TikTok to take people behind the scenes of an industry that’s often shrouded in mystery
By: Nadeem Badshah, Constance Kampfner
Jay Cartmell died in hospital after suffering wounds to his head and face on land near the village of Warcop
By: Constance Kampfner
As police focus their efforts on the River Derwent in Malton, relatives and friends hold on to the belief that the mother will be found alive
Two children were among five people killed when a car went down the motorway the wrong way near Tebay services
By: Oliver Wright, Constance Kampfner
Labour has suspended the MP for Runcorn and Helsby, who has reported the incident on a night out to police
Hugh Nelson, 27, told undercover police he was providing a ‘valuable service’
England Test captain issues online plea to capture burglars who targeted his Co Durham house while his wife and two children were there
By: Constance Kampfner
The special crime division of the Crown Prosecution Service is handling the case because he is a member of parliament
The men were sentenced to up to 22 years in prison for the rape of four children in the Calderdale area from 2001 to 2010
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