Ewan Gleadow is a Breaking News Reporter at various publications including Edinburgh Live and The Sentinel. He covers a diverse range of topics such as government and politics, world affairs, and consumer travel, with a focus on current affairs, geopolitics, and economic policy. Ewan's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Daily Record, Manchester Evening News, and The Mirror.
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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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Respiratory requirements could mean state pensioners qualify for the extra payment
Ann Widdecombe's final messages to a TV producer have been released after her death on July 8. The former Conservative Party MP was found dead at her home with serious injuries on July 8.
By: Ewan Gleadow
The rising cost of fish and chips has hit shops and customers where it hurts
By: Ewan Gleadow
The NESO issued a warning for those in the heatwave as power supplies are expected to take a hit during the hot weather
Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters claimed that two albums by the band were surefire hits and he knew as much when writing them
By: Ewan Gleadow
The Cure performed 28 songs as part of their third and final Berlin, Germany show with Simon Gallup still missing
Bob Dylan has been praised for 'an incredible run' of recent shows after replacing two guitarists in the middle of the tour
Yard Act's punk-tinged tone on You're Gonna Need a Little Music is a staggering step from the band looking for antidotes to life's problems
By: Ewan Gleadow
Jurassic Park star Sam Neill had been tipped for the role of James Bond but Timothy Dalton was favoured over the New Zealander
By: Ewan Gleadow, Lucy John
Beachgoers watched in disbelief as part of the cliff collapsed yards away from sunbathers.
