Lara Wildenberg is a news reporter graduate trainee for The Times, focusing on national news in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including business, technology, and the drinks industry. Lara's work has also been featured in The Australian, showcasing her ability to provide insightful and well-researched news coverage.
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Lara Wildenberg’s articles reflect a focus on the UK's retail, technology, construction, and automotive industries. She often cites data in her coverage and relies on press releases for information.
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The world’s oldest mental hospital will display paintings by the artist Charlotte Johnson Wahl, who was a patient there in 1974
The presenter joked on Saturday’s episode that it was his last but says there are ‘bigger problems in the world’
Residents of Chalcot Crescent in Primrose Hill, backdrop for the Paddington Bear films, have complained about TikTokers and overtourism after Airbnb also cashed in
Robert Grierson has been sued by his brother Duncan, who was left with only £10,000 of a £1.2 million estate
By: Lara Wildenberg, Daisy Eastlake
Academics, lawyers and charities say it should be raised to 14 to match European law, as children aged 10 cannot comprehend the legal system
Passengers at the central London station are joining services up to 20 minutes early in a trial aimed at reducing stampedes
Skipinnish Oak, named after the ceilidh band that stumbled on it in 2009, is hidden in a Sitka spruce plantation in the Scottish Highlands
Most fruit and nectar-eating animals consume ethanol regularly in their diet, though there is no suggestion they actively go looking for it, a study says
The man, who goes by the name of ‘Madapasa’, was intercepted after sharing a video of himself on a dinghy at sea
By: Will Humphries, Lara Wildenberg, Tom Witherow
At least 10,000 protesters descend on Whitehall accusing the government of ‘betrayal’ in its plans to impose inheritance tax on farms worth more than £1.5 million
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