Charlotte Ivers

Charlotte Ivers (born 1 March 1995^{[1] [2] [3]} ) is a British journalist. She is currently the restaurant critic for The Sunday Times having previously been a political correspondent at Times Radio.^{[4] [5]}

Born in 1995, Ivers sees herself as both English and Scottish:^[6]

I was born in England. I was educated in England. I have an English accent. To any impartial observer, I am English. However, my family live in a small town just outside of Glasgow. I have four sisters and a stepmother who are all indisputably Scottish. My father has an English accent, but has lived on the west coast of Scotland for as long as I can remember. When I talk about visiting them, I talk about going home.

She attended Dean Close School, a private boarding school in Gloucestershire. She was head of school and commanded the RAF section of the school's Combined Cadet Force.^{[7] [better source needed ]}

She studied philosophy at Pembroke College, Cambridge.^{[8] [9]} While there, she wrote for Varsity and The Tab , and was elected president of the Cambridge Union.^{[10] [11] [12]}

Ivers worked as a special adviser for Theresa May's government.^[13]

She is currently political correspondent at Times Radio and a columnist for The Sunday Times .^[4]

Ivers has made television appearances on Question Time and Have I Got News for You .^{[13] [14]}

She was formerly in a relationship with Conservative MP Richard Holden; they started dating in November 2016 when both were working as special advisers.^{[15] [16]}

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