Stuart Millar is the Executive Editor and Digital News Editor at BBC News. With a focus on delivering timely and accurate news, Stuart has contributed to various publications including The Guardian and happi. His articles cover a wide range of topics including terrorism, social issues, and business news.
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Stuart Millar's coverage primarily focuses on breaking news and evolving stories related to government & politics, crime, and business & industry. He covers topics such as terrorism, racism, law enforcement, bombing, and criminal investigation. Given the nature of his articles, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations or breaking developments in the areas of terrorism, law enforcement operations against criminal activities including racist organizations involved in violence.
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Anti-terrorist officers hunting the Brixton nail bomber claimed a significant breakthrough yesterday when they released video footage of a man they are convinced planted the device.
Anti-terrorist officers have intensified their search for a leading neo-Nazi believed to be behind one of the extremist factions which has claimed responsibility for the Brick Lane and Brixton bombings.
Anti-terrorist officers have intensified their search for a leading neo-Nazi believed to be behind one of the extremist factions which has claimed responsibility for the Brick Lane and Brixton bombings.
Anti-terrorist officers have intensified their search for a leading neo-Nazi believed to be behind one of the extremist factions which has claimed responsibility for the Brick Lane and Brixton bombings.
Jackson said she aims to position Credo as a ‘catalyst for change in a highly under-regulated industry.’
The M6 was busy with Friday lunchtime traffic as the Lancashire police patrol headed down the southbound carriageway. For some reason, one car aroused the officer's suspicions so he radioed in the vehicle details and moved into position to carry out a routine stop.
A fine spring day in Littleton, Colorado, and the canteen at Columbine high school was filling up for the first lunch shift.
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