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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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
Officers in Greater Manchester urging public to help locate unknown female who was spotted trying to get out of a vehicle in Stockport on December 28
The Italian mastiff breed can weigh up to 50kg, has been described as ‘like an XL bully on steroids’ and remains legal in the UK
The luxury store will bid farewell to its flagship site in Chelsea in February — but all is not lost for the Sloane Rangers and posh foodies of west London
People Like Stars by Patrice Lawrence, a former winner of the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize, features three teenagers connected by one big secret
The army officer training course could pave the way for future service — making her the first female royal to do so since the late Queen
The internet is abuzz with animals using buttons to ‘talk’. I wanted to see if my Airedale could master the art of conversation — and what home truths she might blab
By: Lucy Bannerman
Populated with horrible aunties and topsy-turvy mermaids, this is the kind of story that kids actually love
Igor Levit will carry out Erik Satie’s mischievous instructions to play Vexations 840 times in front of an audience in London in the spring
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