Fraser Knight is a Reporter at LBC & LBC News. He covers a diverse range of topics including architecture, planning, law, and cybersecurity, often intertwining themes of crime and social issues within the United Kingdom. Fraser's work has been featured in LBC and ExBulletin.
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By: Fraser Knight, Will Conroy
The Government is fully rejecting calls to resentence inmates who are serving now-abolished sentences, that locked them up with no release date.
By: Henry Moore, Fraser Knight
Leaseholders who owned flats in a block which went up in flames three months ago have told LBC they still haven’t heard from the building’s owner or had any of their service charge money back, as their homes are torn to the ground.
By: Fraser Knight, Danielle De Wolfe, Jacob Paul
Four anti-Ulez protesters have been found guilty of harassing London Mayor Sadiq Khan outside his home in south-west London.
By: Fraser Knight, Asher Mcshane
The Met police will be forced to ‘scale back’ its ability to tackle serious violence and organised crime, Sir Mark Rowley admitted today as he proposed scrapping 2,300 officers to make up a £450m budget black hole.
By: Danielle De Wolfe, Fraser Knight
Britain's equivalent to the FBI says it has "opened talks with China" over small boats crossing the English Channel.
By: Fraser Knight, Henry Moore
LBC can reveal that five men have been questioned as suspects by police investigating a fatal crush at the O2 Academy Brixton, in South London, two years ago.
By: Fraser Knight, Flaminia Luck
England’s biggest police force outside of London has told LBC it was “business as usual” for officers working on Christmas Day.
By: Fraser Knight, Henry Moore
The UK has spent more than £100 million on public inquiries every year over the past decade, LBC analysis can reveal, as calls grow for a national probe into grooming gangs.
By: Fraser Knight
Victims of child sexual abuse are having their trauma ‘weaponised by politicians’, according to the head of a support charity, as she hit out at ‘reprehensible’ misinformation about Pakistani men.
By: Fraser Knight
The NHS, rail operators and water companies could soon be blocked from paying ransomware demands, under government plans.
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