Charlotte Ivers is a Staff Writer at The Sunday Times. As the restaurant critic, she also explores a wide range of topics including arts and entertainment, culture and society, and regional interest, often delving into stories from the biggest companies in Europe to the mysteries of the Loch Ness monster. Charlotte's work has been featured in Harden's Ltd, The Times, and the Cairns Post.
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Charlotte Ivers' articles cover a wide range of themes, including food and dining, travel, current affairs, personal experiences as well as government & politics. Her coverage attributes indicate a strong focus on reviews and opinion editorials.
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Pity the late Harald V and his successor Haakon VIII for being surrounded by such a rum bunch
It has been more than five years since I wore make-up. But now I’m 31, is it time to start again?
Trigger Point and Vigil are just the latest copy-and-paste police procedurals. I’m filing a complaint
Guy Ritchie’s latest series is like Rivals but with geezers and gunfights. Plus my verdict on Channel 4’s The Jury, a fascinating insight into our legal system
This trip to small riverside towns in the mountains and rarely visited cities proved the ultimate antidote to the country’s overtouristed sights
By: Charlotte Ivers
The artist Nicola Green was given unique access to the historic presidential victory in 2008, but sat on her pictures for 17 years
A year on from the author’s death, her daughter Emily Tarrant remembers the jokes, the parties and how her sons felt watching a bonkbuster with Granny
Noughties TV deceived us into believing kitchens were glamorous nightmares. Knife Edge will make you think again
By: Charlotte Ivers
Cop shows are so uniformly mediocre and derivative that I didn’t want to waste your time. But trust me, this one is worth watching from series one to four on iPlayer
Fed up of being recommended shows that ‘pick up in the third series’? This BBC prison drama Time delivers an emotional masterclass in three taut hours
