Clare Lissaman is a journalist based in Birmingham, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. She writes for BBC News and BBC Mundo, covering a range of topics including business, culture, and community events. Clare's work has also been featured in publications such as Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News, and Cigalah Group.
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Clare Lissaman's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly covering events and announcements in the Birmingham area. She also covers entertainment news and education topics.
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Police and ambulance crews found "inconsistencies" in Ryan Timms' initial story, detectives say.
By: Clare Lissaman, Michelle Dawes
The plans, which include warehouses, offices, a hotel and helipad will go before Rugby councillors.
Linda Boore, 75, and her husband were going home after a wedding reception when the crash happened.
People are asked to share stories and photos for an exhibition about life on Low Hill Estate.
People are asked to share stories and photos for an exhibition about life on Low Hill Estate.
Colleagues are full of praise for John Harris, a legal services manager who joined the NHS in 1964.
By: Thomas Berrington, Clare Lissaman
A Better Tomorrow says the festive period can have added pressures, but support is out there.
Master of Architecture students work on an indoor space for school children's allotments plot.
An organisation set up in memory of soup kitchen founder Dianne Henry now helps hundreds of people.
The National Memorial Arboretum is closed due to flooding on a road, as weather warnings are issued.
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