Jessica Murray is a Midlands Correspondent at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, social issues, and animal rights, with a particular focus on mental health, gender issues, and LGBTQ+ interests. Jessica's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, The Irish Times, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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Jessica Murray's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including family and relationships, crime, government and politics, as well as entertainment news. She has particular interest in evolving stories and breaking news.
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By: Jessica Murray
Exclusive: Ex-minister accuses Labour of ‘overcautiousness’ and says his proposal was cut from manifesto
By: Jessica Murray
Wes Streeting has said his plan to ban "private equity sharks" from the social care sector was removed from the Labour manifesto, as he accused the government of "overcautiousness" in reforming the industry.
By: Jessica Murray
Vulnerable adults suffered broken bones and severe neglect in Northern Irish hospital at centre of major police investigation
By: Jessica Murray
A major inquiry into the abuse of vulnerable adults at Muckamore Abbey hospital, in Northern Ireland, has found "mistreatment became a normality and patients suffered black eyes, broken bones and severe neglect.
An inquiry into the abuse of vulnerable adults at Muckamore Abbey hospital in Northern Ireland has found “mistreatment became a normality ” and patients suffered black eyes, broken bones and severe neglect.
By: Jessica Murray
Some see publication of the Nottingham report as a landmark moment, others as bittersweet and traumatic
By: Jessica Murray
Exclusive: Internal review found charity failed to pass on 37 incidents to authorities over a six-month period
By: John Mcevoy, Jessica Murray, Paul Holden, Dania Akkad
Documents disclosed to Corbyn expose covert efforts by Starmer's former chief of staff to combat the British left
One in every six babies in England are living in overheated homes, causing sleep disruption and serious health risks, according to new analysis.
By: Jessica Murray
Government draft bill to ban abusive practices in England and Wales hailed as ‘historic’ by campaigners
