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Will Charley

Will Charley

Verified

Political Reporter, Sky News

Westminster, Bristol, London

Biography

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 produced the newspaper's podcast and was Head Editor for Politics at the national student publication, Sumus Journal. I have a deep interest in politics, and enjoy reading books by political correspondents. My goal is to become a broadcast journalist covering politics.

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federal contractingfederal government criminal justice government IT federal elections

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politics, opinions, sports

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Content

Total articles 73

  • Prisons across England and Wales now 98.9% full

    By Will Charley Verified| Sky News Verified Prisons across England and Wales are at their highest capacity for months, with fewer cells available than at any time this year. There are fewer than 1,000 spare prison cells across England and Wales, a record low for this year. Only 961 spaces are now available, meaning prisons are now almost 98.9% full, according to new government figures.

    By Will Charley Verified · Sky News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • The photographer who captured Bath Rugby's opening Premiership game on a roll of expired film

    By Will Charley Verified| ITV News West Country Verified A photographer who has millions of 'likes' on social media for his work capturing sports matches on vintage cameras has spoken about how it all began in Cornwall. Miles Myerscough-Harris uses rolls of expired film as well as vintage cameras that date as far back as 1894, to capture his other big passion: sport. To his legions of followers, he is best known as the man behind the Expired Film Club and his work has been viewed around the world.

    By Will Charley Verified · ITV News West Country

    Oct. 27, 2024

  • Prisons across England and Wales now 98.9% full

    By Will Charley Verified| Sky News Verified Prisons across England and Wales are at their highest capacity for months, with fewer cells available than at any time this year. There are fewer than 1,000 spare prison cells across England and Wales, a record low for this year. Only 961 spaces are now available, meaning prisons are now almost 98.9% full, according to new government figures.

    By Will Charley Verified · Sky News

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Company Info

Sky News

Sky News is a British free-to-air television news channel that provides 24-hour news coverage. Launched on February 5, 1989, it was the UK's first continuous news broadcaster, offering real-time updates on breaking news, political events, and global happenings. The channel is known for its high-definition broadcasting, which began in 2006, enhancing the viewing experience for audiences. Sky News operates in over 120 countries and offers various digital platforms, including live streaming and mobile apps, to complement its television broadcasts. The channel features specialized programming that includes political analysis, investigative journalism, and live event coverage. It relies on sponsorships for funding rather than traditional advertising, maintaining a commitment to impartiality and journalistic quality.

England, United Kingdom