Bea Swallow is a Multimedia Journalist at Yahoo. She focuses on health and wellness, animal rights, and crime and justice, often exploring themes related to animal rescue and rehabilitation, consumer health, and regional interest stories across North America and Latin America. Bea's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance Singapore, BBC World, and MSN.
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Chris Pryor took up the sport to rebuild his strength after tearing a tendon while kayaking.
Bea Swallow - Bristol A Titanic film script signed by the leading cast of the 1997 blockbuster has been sold at auction for just £620.
Auctioneer Henry Michallat said the signed screenplay provides "a physical connection" to the film.
John Adams' personal data was leaked when his healthcare provider was hacked.
Zack Coughlan pleads not guilty to killing fellow UWE student Jamie Collins at their Bristol home.
Bea Swallow - West of England Residents are being advised to put their bins out earlier than usual as councils across the West try to shield collection crews from the midday sun.
Rounds will start earlier across the West as councils seek to protect workers from the midday sun.
People have been advised to avoid the area by emergency services.
By: Bea Swallow
The Met Office has issued a two-day red weather warning for extreme heat in parts of the UK.
Schools and services across the West of England are bracing for one of the hottest June spells on record, with temperatures set to soar to 39C (102.2F).
