Peter Chappell is a breaking news reporter for The Times, focusing on national news in the United Kingdom. With a keen eye for timely and impactful stories, Peter covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, human interest, and weather events. His reporting provides readers with up-to-date and comprehensive coverage of the latest news developments in the UK.
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The carcasses included those of an owl and a kestrel that had been shot
By: Peter Chappell, Tom Witherow, Laurence Sleator
The former sub-postmaster campaigned for justice over the Horizon IT scandal, which led to his colleagues being prosecuted and struggling with debt
By: Peter Chappell
The former managing director said he ‘assumed’ official bodies were involved in the prosecution of sub-postmasters during the Horizon scandal
By: Catherine Philp, Peter Chappell, David Rose, Anshel Pfeffer
Military has approved plans for “offensive and defensive” responses to the attack from Iran on Saturday night, while Lord Cameron urges restraint
Muslim pupil claimed the policy at Michaela Community School, led by Katharine Birbalsingh, was discriminatory
Allen Morgan was unable to divorce the victim because of spiralling debt in a case dating back to 1981, a jury has been told
Women may be better than men at discerning flavours, research suggests
By: Kieran Gair, Alex Farber, Peter Chappell
Corporation says the newsreader's departure ‘will allow all parties to move forward' in wake of last year's allegations and his suspension
His gang, nicknamed the ‘Diamond Wheezers’, stole £14 million worth of gems and bullion in the 2015 raid
The inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal has been told about the reaction to the death of a sub-postmaster accused of stealing
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