Sam Merriman is a journalist who writes for MailOnline, Cigalah Group, and Perth Now. Their work has also been featured in This Is Money. Sam covers a range of topics including activism, animal rights, fashion, missing persons cases, legal issues, social media trends, and current affairs.
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Builders were this week seen removing the top storey of Adam Speigel's modernist home in the coastal village of Cley, Norfolk.
The multi-millionaire founder of luxury fashion chain Jigsaw has been charged with animal cruelty offences on his £12million country estate, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
By: Cameron Charters, Sam Merriman
The multimillionaire founder of luxury fashion chain Jigsaw has been charged with animal cruelty at his £12million estate, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Safety standards have fallen at one of Britain's largest care providers two years after it was taken over by Kuwait's £700 billion investment fund.
Michael O'Leary, running Europe's largest airline, said there has been a 'notable rise' in bad behaviour because of inebriated travellers.
British teenagers are the most unhappy in Europe, say researchers. And the problem among girls is getting worse at an alarming rate, the Children's Society warns in a report.
The £52,000-a-year school said it regretted that the 'Government has chosen to tax education' in a letter informing parents of its decision yesterday.
Pontins cancelled bookings made by people with an Irish accent and blocked customers with surnames on a list titled 'undesirable guests' between 2013 and 2018.
In the last decade people have become less likely to take pride in the country's achievements and less likely to feel Britain is better than anywhere else, the annual British Social Attitudes survey showed.
A society fixer embroiled in a Royal 'cash for honours' scandal has been disqualified by a watchdog following an investigation into donations to the King's Foundation.
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