Sarah Hooper is a journalist who has written for Metro.co.uk and Cigalah Group. Her articles cover a range of topics including current events, politics, technology, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in various publications such as News.com.au, The Sun, and The Advertiser Foundation.
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Sarah's coverage spans a variety of topics including international relations, crime, technology and politics. She frequently reports on evolving stories and breaking news. Sarah seems to focus on impactful events with an international scope.
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Outages have spiked in the last hour.
By: Sarah Hooper
'All of those things completely built up and he was finding it difficult.'
By: Sarah Hooper
'I hope these sentences serve as a warning to others that we can and do investigate abuse of the Gift Aid system.'
By: Sarah Hooper
Russia launched a major drone and missile attack after Biden approved the use of long-distance missiles by Ukraine.
Experts have discovered that salmonella has been depleting a key protein which the body's own immune cells need to function.
This proposed amendment to Russia's nuclear doctrine has not been legally cemented yet, Mr Peskov said, but will be 'as necessary'.
By: Sarah Hooper
A man was given a hefty parking ticket while helping an elderly woman who had broken her hip.
By: Sarah Hooper
The US Embassy in London is on lockdown.
By: Sarah Hooper
'We can't believe we have lost our wonderful girl who we love so much.'
Towering high into the Yemeni desert, this city has skyscrapers made of a rather unusual material.
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