Mario Ledwith is a news reporter for The Times, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. His work has also been featured in CoventryLive. Mario covers a wide range of topics, including crime, social issues, and political developments, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for his readers.
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Four serving and three former officers face disciplinary charges over claims that they looked at confidential information about the murder victim
The theory that humour and fear are closely connected in the brain has been investigated by academics
Samantha-Jane Ramsay, who worked at Harrods, reported the owner to the police in 1995, but was told she would be added to ‘a pile of other female names’
The retailer withdrew the posters advertising the underwear from stores and apologised, but gender-critical campaigners say M&S is pandering to the trans lobby
By: Tom Kington, Mario Ledwith
The Italian authorities have reopened the investigation into the alleged murder of the British socialite Jeannette May, whose decomposed remains were found in 1982
Warning follows inquest for Alexander Rogers, 20, who was ostracised by peers
The Olympic champion caught up with the van and got his device back after it was taken during a run with his wife around the private estate in which they live
Pankaj Lamba, 23, who has fled the country, is suspected of murdering his wife, 24, whose body was found in east London on Thursday
By: Mario Ledwith, Magdy Samaan
Two Britons remain unaccounted for after the Sea Story yacht capsized off the coast of Egypt with 44 people on board
The private members club in Soho had its licence revoked at the request of the Metropolitan Police
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