Rebecca Camber is a journalist based in the United Kingdom. She writes for MailOnline and the Cigalah Group, covering a range of topics including cybersecurity, national security, law enforcement, and current affairs. Her work has also been featured in GBH and Perth Now.
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Rebecca Camber's coverage is focused on crime, law enforcement, cybersecurity, terrorism, espionage, and national security. Her articles frequently involve evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide insights into ongoing criminal investigations, cyber threats, counter-terrorism efforts, or national security policies within the United Kingdom context, your pitches are more likely to align with her coverage interests.
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As protesters gathered outside Scotland Yard screaming accusations of racism after Chris Kaba 's death, Labour MP Diane Abbott was quick to point the finger of blame.
A British man accused of working for Russia's Wagner Group admitted torching a Ukrainian business today in the first conviction under new spy laws
The mass stabbing at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport on July 29 which killed three girls and left 10 others injured sparked riots across Britain
Record numbers of police officers are being kicked out of forces with dismissals rocketing by 50 per cent in the last year, shock new figures show.
Urfan Sharif (pictured) accepted he had called 999 from Pakistan to admit killing the 10-year-old, but he claimed yesterday it was a false confession 'to protect his family'.
By: Rebecca Camber
Patrick Ruane posted around 2,000 messages including chilling references to attacks on Mr Johnson and then Chief Medical Officer for England, Professor Chris Whitty (pictured).
Urfan Sharif, 42, was accused of being a 'lying, manipulative and controlling man' who preyed on vulnerable women, controlling their finances and attempting a sham marriage.
By: Rebecca Camber
WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT The father of a girl found beaten to death threatened to kill a woman and attacked a one-month-old baby before allegedly murdering his daughter, a court heard yesterday.
Urfan Sharif, 42, admitted he had beaten the 10-year-old schoolgirl causing her death. But he denied murder saying: 'I was not intending to kill her, no.'
By: Rebecca Camber
Sara Sharif's father dramatically admitted beating the schoolgirl to death yesterday – but denied murdering her.
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