Dan Barker is a journalist based in the United Kingdom who writes for MailOnline. His work has also been featured in various publications such as the Belfast Telegraph, The Times, The Sun, and The Independent. Dan covers a wide range of topics including politics, current events, and human interest stories.
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Dan Barker's articles cover a wide range of topics, with a primary focus on government & politics and crime. His coverage includes government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news, indicating an interest in timely and impactful developments.
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Tens-of-thousands of runners took to the streets of Glasgow at the weekend as part of the Great Scottish Run. Competitors took part in both the 10k and half-marathon events.
An explosion ripped through a home yesterday evening, destroying its top floor. Emergency services were called to the property in Kellie Place, Alloa, Clackmannanshire, at around 6pm.
A pensioner who embezzled thousands from her mother to give to a fake online lover said he had 'taken everything from me'. Maureen Gunn fell for 'United Nations Navy captain' Joshua Jacob.
Scotland rugby legend Scott Hastings has revealed he felt 'totally at peace' when he learned his wife had taken her own life because her suffering was finally over.
Plans by streaming giant Netflix to fit a bright red plaque in the heart of historic Edinburgh to commemorate it have been criticised by locals.
The offender, who cannot be named, won the right to stay in the UK on human rights grounds. It was ruled that if the man, originally from central Africa, was removed his wife 'would lose all emotional support'.
A tower block was evacuated yesterday after the bomb squad were called to a 'suspect item'. Police officers searching a property as part of an 'ongoing investigation' in Clydebank.
Metal detectorist Eric Soane has been finding lost coins on playing fields. Now one local authority has put a stop to the pensioner's fundraising hobby - over health and safety fears.
One of the candidates is running a campaign focused on representing a minority, leading through fear and spreading lies and hate. The other is focused on sharing who they are,
By: Dan Barker
Disgraced rugby star Stuart Hogg yesterday appeared in court to admit a five-year campaign of abuse against his estranged wife.
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