Alex Shipman is an Assistant News Editor for the Daily Express, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. Their articles cover a wide range of topics, including breaking news, human interest stories, and international events. Alex's work has also been featured in the Daily Star (UK).
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Alex Shipman's area of focus is on evolving stories and breaking news, with a particular emphasis on missing persons cases, protests, international conflicts, crime, and tragedies. He may be interested in receiving pitches related to these topics that are national or have potential global impact. These could include insights from experts in law enforcement procedures during missing person investigations or crisis management during international conflicts.
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By: Alex Shipman
A new warning has been issued by Ukraine's top military commander as North Korean troops enter the battlefield alongside Vladimir Putin's army.
By: Alex Shipman
The Mountain Fire in Ventura County broke out Wednesday and exploded in size amid the arrival of dry, warm and gusty northeast winds, forcing thousands of residents to flee.
By: Alex Shipman, Chloe Stewart
Ukraine's top military commander, Oleksandr Syrskyi, has warned that the situation on the frontline is "challenging" and is "trending towards escalation" as North Korean troops prepare to enter the fight
By: Alex Shipman
At least 40 people, including several children, have been killed in Israeli strikes on Lebanon, according to officials.
By: Emily Hodgkin, Alex Shipman
A chilling Cold War-era nuclear map shows how 75% of the US population could be wiped out in the hardest-hit areas of a nuclear conflict, with the fallout likely to be spread across the country as a whole
Jalin A. White, 20, left the young boy with skull fractures, six broken ribs and a broken collar bone, it is alleged. The child is not expected to survive.
By: Alex Shipman
Russia's military has recorded a grim new record, according to Kyiv, as one soldier is dying every 49 seconds.
By: Alex Shipman, Alana Loftus
A 1986 study analyzed the potential aftermath of a nuclear strike on the US and the results were chilling
The high-ranking North Korean general is believed to be the first casualty of Pyongyang since Kim Jong Un's soldiers were deployed into battle.
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