Lucy Bannerman is a journalist at The Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, theater, culture, and social issues, with a particular focus on the Royal Family, crime, and trans rights. Lucy's work has been featured in The Times, showcasing her insights into the intersection of culture and society.
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Lucy Bannerman's articles primarily focus on reviews, evolving stories, and event coverage within the themes of house & home and entertainment news. Her wide-ranging topics covered include gardening, darts, royal family dynamics, children's books, and a variety of other diverse subjects.
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A restaurateur lamenting the end of the long lunch says we’re there to spend money — but not everyone agrees
By: Lucy Bannerman
This book is about a girl called Marta who must live ‘quiet, quiet … quiet as a mouse’ in the hotel where her mother works as a maid
From a time-travelling cinema screen to a hard-partying crow and a graphic novel adaptation of Lord of the Flies, here are the best books to buy for children and young adults this Christmas
Music by female artists dominated the streaming service’s charts, with Taylor Swift appearing twice in its global top five
Phoebe Campbell-Harris has been hospitalised six times with severe allergic reactions. She shares her experiences to show that danger lurks in unexpected places
By: Lucy Bannerman
The author is a graphic designer on Wes Anderson films, so it’s little wonder this gorgeous tale feels so fresh
Alissimon Minnitt spotted the giant fungus while walking near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
By: Lucy Bannerman, Kate Mansey
Jo Hansford calls herself the best tinter in the world. Now her salon joins the likes of John Lewis and Dunelm on the list of royal favourites
Martin Gaunt and a network of Truro retailers have joined together to stop shoplifters in their tracks, something he says the police have failed to do
Angela Harding’s linocuts have been used to illustrate books by Ted Hughes and Simon Armitage, but it’s only ‘as a grandma’ that she has hit the big time
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