Ciaran McGrath is a Senior News Reporter at Express.co.uk. With over 25 years of experience, he covers a range of topics including crime, politics, and world news, while also holding a keen interest in science and technology. Ciaran's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Mirror, Yahoo Sports UK, and The Sunday Times.
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By: Ciaran Mcgrath
The speculation comes as Andy Burnham prepares for what could be a dramatic return to Westminster via the upcoming Makerfield by-election.
By: Ciaran Mcgrath
The chaotic clashes forced local cafes to shut off their televisions, leaving hundreds of nearby tourists caught in the crossfire near major landmarks like the Louvre and Notre Dame.
By: Ciaran Mcgrath, Neil Docking
The Champions League final between PSG and Arsenal saw violent clashes between fans and riot police in Paris, with tear gas and baton charges used to disperse crowds as the French side won a penalty shootout 4-3
The seven people found on board the yacht, all Albanian nationals, on the evening of May 25, will now be dealt with by immigration authorities.
Critics argued the grey concrete barrier was out of character with the area and warned that allowing it to remain would send a message that planning rules could be ignored without consequence.
That is properly eerie
By: Ciaran Mcgrath
Jess Michaels, who says she was sexually assaulted by convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in 1991, alleged that Palace officials were aware years ago of material that could have exposed the former prince.
Tonight's rare blue moon sounds like magic - but the truth is more complicated
By: Ciaran Mcgrath
The agency said the incident, if confirmed, would mark the first drone attack within the plant's perimeter since April 2024.
By: Ciaran Mcgrath
Under the changes, workers will face a £2,000 cap on pension contributions via salary sacrifice before National Insurance (NI) becomes payable.
