Fiona Leishman is a Reporter at Mirror US. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime, health and wellness, and cultural issues, with a particular focus on climate change and the judicial system. Fiona's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Cambridge News, Manchester Evening News, and the Daily Mirror, among others.
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Fiona Leishman's articles cover a wide array of topics, including crime, family & relationships, and entertainment news. Her coverage is primarily focused on evolving stories and breaking news.
Given her focus on national (UK) content and the variety of themes covered in her articles, Fiona may be interested in pitches that offer unique human-interest angles related to ongoing or developing stories. Pitches could include expert insights into criminal psychology or law enforcement procedures for high-profile cases she covers. Additionally, personal narratives related to rare diseases or orphaned children might resonate with her given the diverse range of topics she writes about.
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By: Fiona Leishman, Ruth Suter
A nursery has confirmed it will remain closed for the remainder of the week after the death of a two-year-old boy.
By: Fiona Leishman
Patricia Masithela, 27, originally from Nigeria, was mauled to death by a pack of starving dogs after going to visit a male friend at his derelict villa in Latina, Italy
By: Fiona Leishman
Nile Pennington from Sheffield picked up the creepy statue of a little girl with a lamb from a charity warehouse in Ibiza - but later claims he saw it 'move' in his home
By: Fiona Leishman
Marburg Virus Disease has been detected in Tanzania with nine cases reported so far - eight of those infected have sadly died as the World Health Organisation issues a new warning
By: Eve Beattie, Fiona Leishman
There is currently no cure for Marburg Virus Disease which has now beem detected in Tanzania with nine cases reported so far.
By: Fiona Leishman, Ambarish Awale
WHO is currently investigating nine suspected cases of Marburg in Tanzania, with eight of those resulting in deaths.
By: Fiona Leishman
Ivanka Trump appeared on Skinny Confidential's 'Him & Her Show' podcast where she opened up about the potential for her to return to the White House as dad Donald takes office
By: Graeme Brown, Fiona Leishman
The World Health Organisation (WHO) is investigating a total of nine suspected cases, of which eigh of those resulted in deaths in the districts of Biharamulo and Muleba
By: Fiona Leishman
As Brits recover from a bitter Arctic blast that brought temperatures as low as -18C, forecasters have warned that another big chill is on the way with below freezing temperatures
By: Fiona Leishman
Far-right extremist Sven Liebich is facing a year and six months in prison for defamation and inciting hatred, but the neo-Nazi has now changed their gender and name to Marla-Svenja Liebich
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