Jan Disley is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, with a focus on national news. She writes for the Daily Express and Express Comment, covering a wide range of topics including entertainment, current affairs, and human interest stories. Jan's work has also been featured in publications such as Cigalah Group, Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, LeicestershireLive, and Daily Mirror.
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Jan Disley's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news and UK-related topics, including crime and weather. If you want to pitch a story idea or source to Jan, consider offering exclusive insights into celebrity events, latest developments in the entertainment industry within the UK, or significant local news stories related to crime and weather.
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Heidi Klum has a relaxing New Year as she floats on a festive reindeer ring - antlers and all.
Jenny Agutter warns "a generation" of cystic fibrosis patients may die unless they too can access wonder drug Kaftrio on the NHS.
J-Lo, 54, walked barefoot in the sand, clutching her phone, as she listened to music.
Here's a peep at David Mitchell's latest project as he gets out and about filming his new BBC comedy Ludwig.
By: Jan Disley
Jack Winter, 33, was meant to be looking after the 4ft 11in gran, but instead grabbed her, pushed her, twisted her arms and punched her in the back.
By: Jan Disley
Hardy Britons gritted their teeth and ploughed on with their lives as the sub-zero temperatures triggered travel chaos yesterday.
Sir Rod Stewart flashed the cash as he celebrated Burns Night with his family at a top London club.
By: Jan Disley
Around 300 war widows are still fighting for justice from the government, but one Tory peer has told them not to give up hope.
UK families over the next three decades could be having their homes built in a brand new method with enormous, concrete-using 3D printers.
By: Jan Disley
Dozens of men, women and children lugged 55lb truckles up the cobbles of Gold Hill, Dorset, for the annual Cheese Run on Sunday afternoon.
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