Cockermouth, United Kingdom (Local)
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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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By: Hannah Mitchell, Samantha Jagger
Samantha Jagger; Hannah Mitchell - North East and Cumbria A fell runner has said he is "incredibly proud" to break the record of a 103-mile (167km) route previously set by the "legendary" Joss Naylor.
By: Samantha Jagger
Clare Wise says if cattle and sheep ingest dog mess, it can cause parasites, cysts and abortions.
Eager North East and Cumbria photographers share their memorable images of local wildlife in spring.
A delivery driver says she is "terrified of an animal she once loved" after being bitten in Kendal.
Cumberland Council says works to the roof and the auditorium will be finished by mid-June.
Cumberland Council says works to the roof and the auditorium will be finished by mid-June.
Calum Stott says it is the "mystery, folklore and research" of stone lifting that fascinates him.
Samantha Jagger - North East and Cumbria A farmer who found what he believes are five ancient lifting stones has said hunting for them "honours his Cumbrian heritage".
Cumbrian photographers share their favourite snaps of wildlife making the most of the May sunshine.
By: Samantha Jagger, Jennie Dennett
A council stresses no decision has been made over two sites in Windermere and Alston.
