Ivan Little is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, writing for the Belfast Telegraph. With a focus on local news and events, Ivan covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, culture, sports, and current affairs. His articles often highlight the unique stories and experiences of the people and places in Northern Ireland.
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Ivan Little's articles predominantly cover entertainment news with a focus on local talent and events in Northern Ireland, particularly Belfast. It seems that he is interested in stories related to music, television, and the arts within the region. Given his coverage attributes, he may be open to pitches providing expert commentary or announcements related to local entertainment events or figures.
For those looking to reach out to Ivan Little, offering insights into the regional entertainment scene or exclusive interviews with local artists and performers would likely capture his interest. Additionally, providing commentary on how political decisions impact the entertainment industry in Northern Ireland could also be well received by him.
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By: Ivan Little
I flew out of Belfast in the middle of a storm recently and landed in the eye of another storm in Spain.
By: Ivan Little
I’m not blowing my own Trump-et here because I take no pleasure my prediction last week proved accurate that the Republican tyrant would storm his way back into the White House on a bleak day for the USA and the world.
By: Ivan Little
Actor Paddy Jenkins is trying to find out if someone’s taking a hand out of him after a giant tattoo of one of his most popular TV characters was seemingly inked on a fan’s leg.
By: Ivan Little
An award-winning Belfast-born artist who has lived in Valencia since 1998 has joined thousands of protesters on a march to vent their fury at the Spanish authorities over the flooding fiasco.
By: Ivan Little
Two legends of Ulster Television are reuniting for an emotional onscreen broadcast.
Gloria Hunniford is set to have a pop at the record charts again at the age of the 84.
By: Ivan Little
Watching a play about sectarian clashes in Belfast just yards from where the violence actually flared on a regular basis back in the day was a surreal experience last week.
By: Ivan Little
A Lisburn woman has been seen by millions of TV viewers teaching former Premier League superstars Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher, Ian Wright and Gary Neville a whole new ball game — how to cook .
By: Ivan Little
Heartbroken Gloria Hunniford has revealed she’s battling to regain the weight she lost as she mourned the death of her beloved husband Stephen Way in August.
By: Ivan Little
Dundonald-born TV presenter Colin Murray has admitted he sometimes softens his Belfast accent so that viewers of Countdown can understand him.
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