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Will Charley

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Bristol, London, Westminster
As seen in: Sky News, The Guardian, ITV News, ITV News West Country, Bristol Post, Bristol 24/7, Manx Radio, Epigram (newspaper), MKFM 106.3 FM, 3FM Isle of Man, Channel 103 and
Political Reporter @SkyNews 🗞️ | Often found writing the Politics Hub | william.charley@sky.uk | Prev: @ITVWestCountry

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Production Journalist at ITV West Country.

I have extensive experience of journalism, having written two exclusives for the Guardian and four stories for The Sunday Times. I have also spent time at five other newsrooms, including BBC Bristol, BBC Somerset, ITV West Country and local papers.

I studied for a Broadcast Journalism MA at Cardiff University.

I was previously the Deputy Editor of Bristol University's student newspaper, Epigram, where I led a team of more than 60 writer. I also prod…

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MPs to launch national ad campaign to highlight extent UK military is unprepared for war - and call for increased spending

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By Will Charley Verified
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The group of predominantly veterans believe the British public are unaware how "stripped bare" the country's military is, and of the need to rearm at speed. Those behind the plans believe a top London advertising agency is prepared to run the campaign pro bono, though Sky News understands no agreement has yet been signed. This would feature both a national social media campaign, and other methods to convey messaging to people offline.
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Great British Railways: How much of your cash has been spent on trains rebrand?

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By Will Charley Verified
| Manx Radio Verified
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander unveiled the emblem for Great British Railways (GBR) last month, the brand which nationalised trains in England will fall under. Politics Hub: Follow latest updates As well as a fresh logo, which features the familiar double arrow symbol used by British Rail when the country's trains were last publicly owned, carriages are also getting a paint job.
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More than 80% of shoplifting offences result in no charge - as number of unsolved cases soars

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By Will Charley Verified
| Manx Radio Verified
New figures show that 289,464 cases of shoplifting were shut by police without a suspect in England and Wales in the year to March 2025, according to House of Commons library analysis. Of all shoplifting cases, more than half (55%) were closed without a suspect identified, while fewer than one in five (18%) led to someone being charged.
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