Ben Hurst is a Senior Duty Editor with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, particularly in Wales. With a wealth of experience in regional newsrooms and a wide range of publications, Ben covers a variety of topics including consumer advice, healthcare, entertainment, and social issues.
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Ben Hurst's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly in the United Kingdom and Wales. His articles often feature government announcements, breaking news, evolving stories, and cited data related to entertainment news, family & relationships, health & wellbeing.
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Personal finance expert said the relatively cheap legal power is arguably 'more important than a will'
By: Ben Hurst
Personal finance expert explained that failure to do so will lead to a 'long, arduous and costly' court process
By: Ben Hurst, Cullen Willis, Paul Gallagher
There are an estimated 3.9 million people eligible for Cold Weather Payments under the DWP scheme
The Money Saving Expert founder said families could be plunged into a nightmare without £82 legal document
Some people diagnosed in UK and Europe with illness which begins with flu-like symptoms before a rash develops
By: Ben Hurst
UK health officials have issued a list of 26 countries which have been hit by a virulent virus which spreads easily.
The RSBP has stopped selling flat bird feeders because they might be aiding the spread of fatal diseases among finches
The RSBP has stopped selling flat bird feeders because they might be aiding the spread of fatal diseases among finches
There are a number of ways people can get help currently depending on their circumstances as temperatures plunge to -16C
By: Steve Bagnall, Ben Hurst
The Money saving expert has urged everybody to get it sorted
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