Jake Holden is a journalist based in London, with a focus on local news and current affairs. He writes for various publications including MyLondon, Essex Live News, and the Cigalah Group. Jake's articles cover a wide range of topics, from crime and politics to lifestyle and travel, providing readers with informative and engaging content about the city and its surrounding areas.
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Jake Holden's coverage focuses on local news, primarily related to crime, entertainment news, house & home topics in London and the UK. His articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news within these themes.
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By: Jake Holden
Last year, big firms like WHSmith and M&S were slammed by the government for minimum wage failings
By: Jake Holden
A diary written by the killer reveals a "ruthless" split personality she calls Tulip 22
The family-run bakery makes handmade Nigerian puff puffs, delivering them UK wide and they could soon end up on Aldi's shelves
By: Jake Holden
Conservative candidate Susan Hall has weighed in, criticising some of Mr Khan's pledges
The killers lured him to the scene on the premise of a drug deal. The group was imprisoned for a total of 89 years
By: Jake Holden
Four men have been jailed for murder and a woman for the manslaughter of Jordan Briscoe in March 2023.
The protestors claim that migrants risk being snatched from the centres to be deported while attending appointments
The road is blocked and traffic has piled up at the scene with congestion
The Met Office has provided advice to prepare for potential lighting strikes, powercuts, floods and high winds
By: Jake Holden
A neighbour said she heard the police shout 'we need to stop the bleeding'
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