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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In December, Murray Dowey, 16, (pictured) from Dunblane, Perthshire, took his own life hours after being targeted in a sextortion blackmail plot with potential links to Nigeria .
By: Rebecca Camber
Fatiha Sabrin (pictured) was overcome by toxic fumes when a poisonous gas drifted into her home from a downstairs property where her neighbour Jesmin Akter, 33, lived.
Justice Secretary Alex Chalk announced emergency measures last autumn for criminals serving up to four years' imprisonment in England and Wales.
James Cleverly unveiled plans to 'target and dismantle Russian intelligence gathering operations' in what may be one of the most significant steps of its kind since the end of the Cold War.
Christopher Cash, the former director of an influential China policy group with links to the Security Minister appeared in court today accused of passing secrets to the hostile state.
Dylan Earl is alleged to have torched an industrial unit in London, which was advertised on charity websites as an aid collection centre for the war in Ukraine.
Chinese students in Britain live in fear from the 'long arm of Chinese government', a report by Amnesty International warns today.
Chi Leung Wai, 38, Matthew Trickett, 37, and Chung Biu Yuen, 63, appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court today in a landmark spying case
China has furiously condemned the arrests of three suspects charged with spying for Hong Kong in the UK. It comes after the Home Office has ordered a review into recruitment and vetting.
Barzan Kamal Majeed masterminded an organised crime group that smuggled an estimated 10,000 migrants across the English Channel over six years.
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