David Spereall is a Local Democracy Reporter at BBC Yorkshire. He covers a diverse range of topics including health news, arts and entertainment, and culture, with a particular focus on sports and sports business. David's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Yorkshire Evening Post, LeedsLive, and BBC News.
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David Spereall's articles primarily focus on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on breaking news and government announcements. He also covers evolving stories related to protests, care homes, and community issues in Leeds.
If you are reaching out to David, consider providing insights or commentary related to local government decisions, policies affecting the Leeds area, or updates on ongoing community-related events such as protests or care home closures. Additionally, if your pitch is tied to an evolving story that impacts the local community in Leeds or aligns with his themes of interest like crime and government announcements at the local level, it may capture his attention.
Given his focus on specific locations within the United Kingdom (Leeds), he would likely be interested in pitches that directly relate to this geographic area.
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Mohamed El Muiad was struck off in 2012 for accepting overlapping shifts at separate hospitals.
Nicolae Subtirel caused the death of his passenger in the collision, in Leeds, in 2022.
The incident happened in the Blaxton area of Doncaster in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
A 19-year-old man is detained following the incident in Huddersfield last Wednesday.
By: Katy Lambert, David Spereall
The Leeds Songbook concert features work by poets and composers paired up earlier this year.
Ossett Leisure has been told it must shut by 17 June after being denied planning permission.
David Spereall - Yorkshire Fri, April 17, 2026 at 4:19 PM GMT+2 1 min read
Network Rail says there have been four recent instances of "dangerous misuse" in Featherstone.
The witness helped officers restrain a man who assaulted them, leaving one PC needing hospital care.
By: David Spereall, Chloe Aslett
The quartet, from Rotherham, are each given prison sentences of more than 30 years.
