Asha Patel is a Reporter at BBC East Midlands. She specializes in a diverse range of topics, including health and wellness, crime and justice, and education, often focusing on mental health and campus life. Asha's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WLNS-TV, Daily Star (UK), and BBC News, among others.
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Asha Patel's coverage is heavily focused on local news with a keen interest in evolving and breaking stories. She frequently covers crime, traffic accidents, and weather-related incidents in the Leicester area.
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Asha Patel; Rob Rose - Nottingham The card game is played by two opponents [BBC] Mum Kayleigh also learned to play to help her sons practise [BBC]
By: Asha Patel, Rob Rose
Oliver, 13, and Edward, 11, will travel to California for the Pokémon World Championships this month.
The blaze broke out in the kitchen of the fried chicken branch in Nottingham.
Flynn, 17, from Nottinghamshire, suffered significant brain damage when his heart suddenly stopped.
Deer at Wollaton Park have had less to forage this summer due to warm, dry weather.
Asha Patel - Nottingham A brewery is helping to keep the resident deer at a park in Nottingham fed after a warm, dry summer has left them with less to graze on.
By: Asha Patel
Nomazwe Moyo was jailed for 12 years after killing Muhammad Aftab Ahmad in a crash in Nottingham.
Asha Patel - East Midlands A woman who killed a young father of two in a crash in Nottingham had been involved in three other collisions beforehand, an inquest has heard.
Nomazwe Moyo was jailed for 12 years after killing Muhammad Aftab Ahmad in a crash in Nottingham.
By: Asha Patel, Anna Whittaker
People wearing face coverings could be issued with fines under the new plans.
