Maria Zaccaro is a Senior Journalist for BBC News, specializing in local news coverage in Dorset, United Kingdom. With a focus on delivering accurate and timely information, Maria has contributed to various publications including BBC Mundo, Daily Echo, and Washington Examiner. She is also a Fellow at the JSchofield Trust and a member of the BBC Next Generation Committee.
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By: Maria Zaccaro
Oliver Dowden tells the BBC he is "confident" remaining issues with the Bibby Stockholm will be resolved.
Jaswant Singh Chail was armed with a crossbow when he arrived at Windsor Castle on Christmas Day 2021.
Jaswant Singh Chail is the first person to be sentenced for treason in the UK for more than 40 years.
The Gasworks Pipe Bridge in Oxford was closed in 2021 after a survey found it could collapse.
By: Maria Zaccaro, Hannah Walsh
Student Elanor Plant is among shoppers to explain why they prefer "thrifting" for second-hand bargains.
By Maria Zaccaro The mother of a baby whose placenta was found on a path is believed to have a west African background, police have revealed.
Residents say they had "sleepless nights" after paying thousands of pounds to Transform Dorset Ltd.
By: Maria Zaccaro, Ellie Price
Its criminal investigations team is looking into claims the BBC withheld documents related to Martin Bashir's interview with Princess Diana.
Related Topics By Maria Zaccaro The government in Myanmar has announced compulsory military service for all young men and women as the country's turmoil continues.
By: Clodagh Stenson, Maria Zaccaro
By Maria Zaccaro & Clodagh Stenson The daughter of a worker who was killed in the Didcot Power Station collapse eight years ago has vowed to keep fighting until "justice is done".
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