Josh Payne is a Chief Reporter at PA. He specializes in crime and justice, government and politics, as well as sports and regional interest, covering a broad spectrum of topics including elections, public policy, and security policy. Josh's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Bristol Post, The Mirror, BBC News, and The Independent, among others.
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Josh Payne's focus is mainly on local coverage, with an emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories related to government, politics, and crime. The majority of his articles revolve around ongoing investigations and legal proceedings within the UK.
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By: Ellie Crabbe, Josh Payne, Tom Jeffreys
England fans were open-mouthed as an added time goal from Lautaro Martinez put Argentina in the lead in Atlanta.
By: Tom Jeffreys, Josh Payne, Ellie Crabbe
England fans were devastated as their hopes that the Three Lions could end 60 years of World Cup hurt were dashed when Argentina won 2-1 in their semi-final.
By: Josh Payne
The Prince of Wales and Sir Keir Starmer said they were ‘gutted' for Thomas Tuchel's side as fans told of their disappointment.
By: Josh Payne, Tom Jeffreys, Paige Ingram, Ellie Crabbe
England were beaten 2-1 by Argentina in the World Cup semi-final, with the defending champions scoring twice in the second half to end England's hopes of ending 60 years of World Cup hurt
By: Josh Payne, Tom Jeffreys, Paige Ingram
The Prince of Wales admitted he was "gutted" for England following their 2-1 World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina , yet insisted the Three Lions' "fight and belief" throughout the tournament had been a source of inspiration.
By: Tom Jeffreys, Ellie Crabbe, Josh Payne
Prince William and Keir Starmer admitted they were gutted by Wednesday's result
By: Josh Payne
Prince William and Keir Starmer admitted they were gutted by Wednesday’s result
By: Josh Payne, Ellie Crabbe, Tom Jeffreys
England's aspirations for World Cup glory were ended after a 2-1 defeat by Argentina in a dramatic semi-final clash on Wednesday night, extending their 60-year wait for a major trophy.
By: Josh Payne, Ellie Crabbe, Tom Jeffreys
Josh Payne,Ellie Crabbe and Tom Jeffreys England's hopes of ending 60 years of World Cup heartache were dramatically dashed on Wednesday
