Peter Chappell is a breaking news reporter at The Times. His work spans a range of topics including culture, society, politics, and public policy, with notable stories that have influenced local preservation efforts and highlighted significant global issues. Peter has been featured in The Australian, The Times, and The Post, and was nominated for the Anthony Burgess Prize for Arts Journalism in 2018.
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Peter Chappell's coverage reflects a mix of entertainment news, crime, and government & politics, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. If you're reaching out to him, consider offering insights or commentary related to ongoing developments in these areas within the United Kingdom.
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The US president has praised Gabriel Raimondo, the island’s newly elected 18-year-old deputy
Chatchawan Thongpia, 31, nicknamed Champ, is believed to have lost his balance on first night of his holiday with his partner
The supermodel is appealing against a Charity Commission ban after Fashion for Relief was found to have paid for hotel stays
By: Peter Chappell, Ben Clatworthy, Steven Swinford, Oliver Wright, Aubrey Allegretti
Will Keir Starmer resign today? Live updates as the PM is expected to announce resignation timetable and Andy Burnham is sworn in as Labour MP for Makerfield
By: Peter Chappell, Adam Vaughan
With a red warning in place until Friday and a record June high of 36.1C, schools have shut, dogs languish inside and half of people surveyed say it’s ‘much too hot’
UK weather: a rare red warning for extreme heat is in place and South East Water has imposed a hosepipe ban in Kent
An investigation will assess a privacy breach in Cambridge over the medical records of a three-year-old allegedly thrown into an enclosure
Craig Williams, who was an aide to Rishi Sunak, was charged with gambling offences over bets made about the date of the 2024 election
By: Peter Chappell
Shabir Ahmed was jailed in 2012 for several rapes and sexual offences, but will leave prison on licence this week
Sharon D Clarke will play Shakespeare’s tragic hero ‘through the lens of misogynoir’ in a climate-threatened future
