Carl Eve is a Crime Reporter at Plymouth Live. He covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, and sexual exploitation, often highlighting regional interests and the impact of social-ESG themes. Carl's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Daily Star, Mirror, and Manchester Evening News.
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Carl Eve's articles mostly focus on local crime stories and evolving news in Plymouth, United Kingdom. He seems to be particularly interested in covering breaking news related to criminal activities, trials, assaults, and incidents specific to the Plymouth area. Pitching new or developing crime-related stories from the region could grab his attention.
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The University of Plymouth has revealed plans for a new state-of-the-art £7.7 million facility for optometry teaching and patient care.
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Crime commissioner revealed Devon and Cornwall Police were getting £1.2m of the YouTuber's assets
By: Carl Eve
Devon and Cornwall Police are taking part in a month-long nationwide firearm amnesty which aims to encourage the public to surrender Turkish Top-venting blank firing (TVBF) guns which can be converted into lethal weapons.
Devon and Cornwall Police has issued a statement
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