Samantha Jagger is a journalist based in Cumbria, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. She has written for various publications including BBC News, Cigalah Group, Yahoo Sports Canada, and has been featured in BBC Mundo. Samantha covers a wide range of topics, from environmental issues and crime reports to human interest stories and sporting events.
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Samantha's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in Cumbria and occasionally includes broader UK stories. It revolves around crime, entertainment news, sports in the region with a focus on evolving and breaking stories.
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Three artists are each handed £25,000 to create work that celebrates Cumbria as a creative place.
A man in his 40's was found at an industrial estate in County Durham on Saturday.
By: Neil Lancefield, Samantha Jagger
Shildon's Locomotion museum says it has moved 46 vehicles into its new building.
A mountain rescue team says the woman was walking near Wansfell when she was trampled.
A mountaineering body says the trails of the popular landmark are in "dire need of repair".
Large numbers of a rare dragonfly have been recorded at a nature reserve, as part of a project restoring its peat bogs.
The former cafe was a popular spot with motorists and cyclists before it burnt down in 2018.
Signage will be built on England's highest mountain, warning visitors of the descent via Piers Gill.
Two men accused of felling one of the UK's most famous trees are to appear before a crown court judge later.
Dog owners are asked to consider their pets' abilities when going out on rocky and rough fells.
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