Producer on BBC Breakfast and BBC News at One
Harriet Heywood is a Producer on BBC Breakfast and BBC News at One. She covers a range of topics including Consumer Health, Mental Health, and Farm Management, with a focus on Peterborough and other areas in Cambridgeshire. Harriet's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as MSN, Yahoo News, and BBC World.
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Peterborough, United Kingdom (Local)
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Harriet's reporting is focused on local events and developments in the Bury area, with a significant emphasis on crime and entertainment news. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or access related to local events, business activities, community initiatives, and police activities within Bury. Additionally, offering interviews or information about upcoming book releases may also be of interest.
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Hadush Kebatu is back in custody following a two-day manhunt after his mistaken release from prison.
Hadush Kebatu is back in custody following a two-day manhunt after his mistaken release from prison.
Police say it was a "frenzied and sustained attack".
By: Phil Shepka, Harriet Heywood
Roland Sinker says the trust is implementing new plans to put "patients at the heart" of service delivery.
Northamptonshire Police says it is one of the largest cannabis factories in the county's history.
Nwadimma was seven months pregnant when she collapsed at her home in Corby.
By: Harriet Heywood, Phil Shepka
Cambridge University Hospitals says it "should not have happened" and changes are being made.
Police say "audacious" Gvidas Kairiukstis also posted a menu with prices on a social media account.
Police say a 17-year-old remains in custody after the death of Hamid Tawaab in January.
The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough service urges residents to attend organised displays instead.
