Sean Seddon is a journalist at BBC News. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, climate change, and regional interest, with a focus on Europe, the United Kingdom, and the Middle East. Sean's work has been featured in multiple outlets including Metro.co.uk, Yahoo News, and BBC World.
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Sean Seddon's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including government and politics, sports, and entertainment news. His work includes evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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Sean Seddon Efforts are under way to prevent a tanker targeted by Houthi rebels from spilling around one million barrels of oil into the Red Sea.
He is the latest expert on technology that could be used to make modern missiles to be jailed.
By: Sean Seddon, David Gritten
The European Union's naval mission in the Red Sea says private companies have called off attempts to salvage a burning oil tanker because the situation is unsafe.
By: Sean Seddon, David Gritten
An effort to salvage an oil tanker damaged by a Houthi attack in the Red Sea has been abandoned due to unsafe conditions, according to the EU’s naval mission.
By: Sean Seddon, Helena Wilkinson
A BBC investigation into Mohamed Al Fayed, the late former Harrods owner, has prompted more women to come forward.
By: Sophie Abdulla, Sean Seddon
Live Reporting Edited by Sean Seddon and Sophie Abdulla Weekly political analysis to your inbox
Five women who accuse the late billionaire of sex attacks have shared their stories with BBC Breakfast.
By: Sean Seddon, Megan Fisher
UK foreign secretary says a deal over control of the Chagos Islands will not impact other overseas territories.
Sean Seddon & Kostas Koukoumakas A deal that could see the Elgin Marbles returned to Greece is "close", a former adviser to the country's government has told the BBC.
The head of the Climate Change Committee calls on the government to invest in adaptations now.
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