David Pilditch is a Reporter at the Daily Express. With over 25 years of experience in Fleet Street, he has covered a diverse range of topics including culture, sports, and real estate, while also delving into animal rights and the beauty industry. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, The Mirror, and Daily Mail.
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Pejman Zamani has run an eponymous eaterie in the Leicestershire market town of Ashby-de-la-Zouch for the past 36 years.
Jamie Varley, 37, was led down the prison's corridors into D Wing to serve his time alongside a chilling rogues' gallery of some Britain's most depraved child killers, rapists and sex offenders
Disappointed families' long-planned trips (pictured) have been thrown into chaos after Network Rail imposed the ban amid fears of trackside fires during the ongoing heatwave.
Last summer, Jack Kay, 26, was eking out a modest living grafting on construction sites in his native Newcastle, after leaving school aged 16.
By: Tom Leonard, David Pilditch
When Thea Bartok and Angelique Brunner met at the World Economic Forum, the chemistry was immediate. But after a whirlwind six years together, their split is toxic.
A bitter war has broken out between parents at the Mossbourne Victoria Park Academy in Hackney over the no nonsense approach to learning which some parents say is too strict.
Brian Devine - now known as 'Clicky Ponting' - seems to have hoodwinked umpires to get three opponent batsmen out in a key match (pictured).
By: David Pilditch
Do YOU have a story? Email [email protected] The amateur cricketer whose finger-clicking wicket deception has sparked a global cheating
The pop star wants to dig up farm land to create the feature which is described in planning documents as 'a small habitat pond' to boost biodiversity at his £1.1 million studios.
By: David Pilditch
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