Jasmine Ketibuah-Foley is a broadcast journalist based in Bristol, United Kingdom. She works for BBC West and has also contributed to BBC News, BBC Mundo, and Yahoo Movies Canada. Jasmine covers a range of local news topics, including crime, social issues, cultural events, and human interest stories.
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Bristol, United Kingdom (Local)
Jasmine focuses on local news and community issues in Bristol, UK. Her coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements and evolving stories, including event coverage and breaking news.
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Nicola Noble (left) helped raise £1m in a 20-year fundraising journey she began with her sister.
The money from Historic England "comes at a critical time" says the team behind the renovation.
Health bosses are urging people to use services "wisely" ahead of the Easter Bank Holiday.
A dog with "horrific" injuries has been found dead in a tub in a stream. The animal, believed to be a male Dutch Shepherd, was discovered in Eckington Road, near Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire, on 17 February.
An artist says a memorial plaque to an "adulterer" is almost a "word-for-word" copy of his art.
People from multiple faiths celebrate the Islamic Grand Iftar together at Bristol Cathedral.
A lifeboat station has received another mystery donation in an envelope packed with £1,100 in cash.
By: Karen Johnson, Jasmine Ketibuah-Foley
Residents are invited to add their hand prints to the mural in solidarity.
Business owners on the site are cleaning up after one of the units caught fire.
A small community of businesses on an industrial estate in Gloucestershire has been devastated by an "inferno", owners say.
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