Ewan Gleadow is a freelance journalist based in the United Kingdom. He has written for various publications including the Daily Mirror, Daily Star, and several regional news outlets. Ewan covers a wide range of topics including current events, human interest stories, and issues affecting local communities.
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Ewan Gleadow's coverage primarily focuses on evolving and breaking news stories, with a heavy emphasis on entertainment news and crime. His articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, animals, international relations, travel, and tragedy.
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Unless you plan on living 80,000 years you won't see it again
By: Ewan Gleadow
The payment is now restricted to those on means-tested benefits
By: Isabelle Bates, Ewan Gleadow
Meg has been seen in public for the first time in weeks, after sources close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex denied the couple were 'leading separate lives'
By: Ewan Gleadow
Deliveroo is down for thousands of customers who reported the app and website are both experiencing issues
By: Ewan Gleadow
Meghan Markle made a rare public appearance alone this month, just a week after her husband Prince Harry was seen looking glum during a solo outing in California
By: Ewan Gleadow
A company says we are closer to finding MH370's location than ever before as they submit new plans to continue the search for the missing plane to the Malaysian government
By: Ewan Gleadow, Isabelle Bates
The Malaysian Airlines flight disappeared from flight radars on March 8, 2014, and recovery operations have been underway ever since
By: Ewan Gleadow, Andrew Bardsley
The airline said some of the engines on its aircraft were affected by maintenance issues
By: Ewan Gleadow, Ellis Whitehouse
Comet A3 will be visible to the naked eye this weekend, meaning it is the last time to see the 'once in a lifetime' space rock before it passes by earth, with the next pass being 80,000 years from now
By: Ewan Gleadow, Ellis Whitehouse
Tonight (October 12) is the last chance you have to see a bright comet which will be visible to the naked eye before fading into the darkness.
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