Steve Charnock is an Audience Writer at Metro.co.uk. He covers a diverse range of topics including film and television, sports, and pop culture, while also addressing themes such as health and wellness and animal welfare. Steve's work has been featured in The Mirror, MSN, and Metro.co.uk.
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By: Steve Charnock
The building of a seven-bedroom ‘mega mansion' has turned to chaos, leaving its owner wanting an ‘easy life' and his neighbours wanting the whole thing torn down.
By: Steve Charnock
Bryan Kohberger’s new lawyer warns the public may not know the full Idaho murders story as he seeks to withdraw his guilty pleas.
By: Steve Charnock
A woman suffered a brain injury and collapsed lung after allegedly being thrown from a Colorado rollercoaster.
By: Steve Charnock
A crocodile killed a wildlife worker at a Papua New Guinea park months after staff were filmed getting dangerously close to the animals.
A man known as ‘ China 's Nostradamus ' has issued five rather bleak predictions for the United States in 2027, including a compulsory military draft and nationwide unrest.
Steve Charnock, Metro Reporter A wildlife park worker died after being mauled by a crocodile that reportedly refused to release him for an hour as colleagues, visitors and police desperately tried to save him.
A good wink really comes into its own with people you already know and like.
By: Steve Charnock
Eleven of the twelve jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial were reportedly ready to find the mum not guilty of murdering her three children after deciding that evidence of her love for them showed she ‘had to have snapped'.
By: Steve Charnock
The Hog Trail Murders left bodies hidden across the Florida woods. The only man convicted in the case has now been executed.
Eleven of the twelve jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial were reportedly ready to find the mum not guilty of murdering her three children after deciding that evidence of her love for them showed she ‘had to have snapped'.
