Fiona Leishman is an Assistant News Editor at the Mirror. Her areas of interest encompass courts, crime, historical true crime and cold cases, as well as human interest, politics, and current affairs, reflecting a commitment to diverse and impactful storytelling. Fiona's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Cambridge News, Daily Record, and the Manchester Evening News.
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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.
When reaching out to Fiona, it would be beneficial to tailor your pitches based on the specific theme or story she is covering at that time rather than general topics listed within her article titles.
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By: Fiona Leishman, Stanley Murphy-Johns
Stanley Murphy-Johns Press Association & Fiona Leishman Speaking to Sky News's Moscow correspondent, Stimson revealed he felt an "affinity" towards the "ethnic Russian people" of the Donbas, and wanted to defend them.
By: Fiona Leishman
Ben Stimson, 50, was an antiques dealer from Oldham before he decided to take up arms for Vladimir Putin's Russia in 2024, serving for a year but claiming he is 'not a traitor to the British people'
By: Fiona Leishman
The aunt of Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina Walters, 32, and Rebecca Walters, 31, has spoken out about the "disturbing" conspiracies after the three women's bodies were found off the coast
By: Fiona Leishman
RIAT 2026 has been cancelled amid access concerns at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire which has been used as an operations base by the US Air Force during the ongoing conflict with Iran
By: Fiona Leishman
The Red Arrows are set to appear at a series of UK airshows this summer, from Duxford to Clacton, Guernsey and Southport as well as their annual Trooping the Colour and Edinburgh Tattoo flypasts
By: Fiona Leishman
The 2026 Cooper's Hill Cheese Rolling is set to take place today as people flock from across the globe to watch and take part in the daredevil, and utterly bonkers, British event
Mike Tindall quipped he knew Prince Harry 'when he was fun' during a podcast recording at the Hay Festival.
By: James Connolly, Fiona Leishman
All 10 identified members of Burnley kingpin Paddy Nolan's corporate-style cocaine gang, which dominated wholesale supply across East Lancashire, have been jailed
By: Harry Hawkins, Fiona Leishman
Renaldo Baptiste was serving a life sentence when he helped organise the assassination attempt that ended up killing a mum-of-four instead of a rival gang member in Talbot Green
By: Danny De Vaal, Fiona Leishman
Abbie Carmody-Pepper was just 15 when she drowned off the coast of Burrow Beach in north Dublin last weekend, while celebrating the end of Transition Year
