Chris Pollard is a News Reporter at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime, social issues, and data, with a focus on themes such as government and politics, energy and mining, and animal cruelty. Chris has been featured in notable outlets including Slim and Healthy, MailOnline, and The West Australian.
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Chris Pollard's articles cover a range of topics, including crime, legal issues, government and politics. His coverage also includes entertainment news to some extent. He seems to focus on breaking news, evolving stories and announcements related to legal policy regulations.
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Sales of the chocolate sponge, cherry and whipped cream pudding are booming with Waitrose recording a 134 per cent increase on last year.
Barcodes are set to disappear in favour of modern QR codes. After more than 50 years of ubiquity, the organisation that oversees the world's barcodes is preparing to consign them to history.
By: Chris Pollard
But 50 years after being first used on teabags in Spalding, Lincolnshire,
The escape of 80,000 of the fish happened in February 2023 but has not been made public until now - prompting demands for transparency in the industry.
Michael Haynes's excavator had to be pulled out of the trench at Walton Heath Golf Club in Tadworth, Surrey, which was also boasted Winston Churchill as a member.
By: Chris Pollard
By CHRIS POLLARD | A greenkeeper at a renowned golf course has won a case for unfair dismissal after he was dismissed when his digger fell into a hole.
Robert Jenrick (left) has called for the financial aid to stop and for a visa ban to be implemented until the country cooperates with the deportation of citizens living in the UK such as Adil Khan (bottom right)
A pair of English Springer Spaniels called Zinny and Sauvi B have been recruited to hunt down vineyard-destroying bugs in California.
Wardens recruited from countries such as Nigeria have turned up for work on their first day expecting to be handed living quarters with their job.
Jubilant crowds waving Hamas and Islamic Jihad flags defied a ban on celebrations to welcome 90 Palestinian prisoners home to the West Bank yesterday.
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