Ali Morrison is a local journalist based in Inverness, United Kingdom. He writes for several publications including The Northern Scot, North Star news, Northern Times, and The Inverness Courier. His articles cover a range of topics including crime, local events, and community issues.
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Inverness, United Kingdom (Local)
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Ali Morrison's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, court cases, and incidents in the Inverness area. Given the nature of their articles, they may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing or evolving criminal or legal issues within Inverness and surrounding areas.
Pitches offering insights into local crime trends, community impact of court cases, or interviews with relevant authorities such as law enforcement officials or legal experts could align well with Ali's coverage interests. Additionally, articles covering shinty – a popular sport in the Highlands – might also be of interest to them given its relevance to the local community.
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By: Ali Morrison
Man flicked blood all over the walls and doors.
By: Ali Morrison
She had a history of abuse and violence at the hands of her previous partners and turned to drink and substance misuse to cope.
By: Ali Morrison
Inverness Sheriff Court recorded another busy week last week.
The woman also shouted racist remarks towards a group in Inverness city centre.
A retired osteopath disarmed a former patient of a gun after the man shot his wife and him at their family home, a murder trial heard.
A former Kingussie man has appeared in court at Inverness on a weapons charge
Skye murder trial witness: ‘He said he was going to sort out John Don and when he did he was going to go out in a blaze of glory.’
By: Ali Morrison
Accused says: "I didn't know what I was going to do but I felt total darkness.”
By: Ali Morrison
His engaging wit and infectious giggle endeared him to everyone, but it was his talent as a scribe which was most impressive..
“I have real concerns about his health,” hears Inverness Sheriff Court.
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