Andy Wells is a freelance writer who has contributed to various publications, including Yahoo News UK and AOL UK. His articles cover a range of topics, from current events and social issues to lifestyle and entertainment. With a keen eye for detail and a knack for storytelling, Andy aims to inform and engage readers with his writing.
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London, United Kingdom (Local)
Andy Wells covers a mix of evolving and breaking news stories, primarily focusing on entertainment, government & politics, and family & relationships. His articles often center around local controversies or events that have captured public attention.
Given the focus on local issues and ongoing developments, Andy may be interested in sources who can provide firsthand accounts or expert insights related to the topics he covers. For example, individuals impacted by local scandals or community leaders involved in relevant political matters could make for compelling interviewees.
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Ofcom has outlined proposals to toughen up rules on social media as part of the Online Safety Act.
By: Andy Wells, Ross McGuinness
The AstraZeneca vaccine withdrawal comes as the government invites people to take part in the spring booster. · 4-min read
By: Ross McGuinness, Andy Wells
AstraZeneca has confirmed that it is withdrawing its COVID vaccine, due to what it says is a "surplus of available updated vaccines".
This year's Eurovision Song Contest has been hit by protests over Israel's participation amid the ongoing war in Gaza
By: Andy Wells, James Hockaday
A government minister has been accused of "misleading the public to save her job" after falsely claiming that people in some parts of England will have to pay a road tax under the so-called "15-minute cities" scheme.
Police are investigating a shooting in north London that has left a woman with leg injuries.
Music fans have finally been able to experience the Co-op Live Arena as Elbow performed the venue's first live show following weeks of delays and cancellations.
By: Andy Wells
Mark Davies told the Horizon IT inquiry that he questioned if the Post Office were ‘the baddies’.
By: Andy Wells, James Hockaday, Ellen Manning
Music fans have finally been able to experience the Co-op Live Arena as Elbow performed the venue's first live show following weeks of delays and cancellations.
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