Joel Day is the deputy special projects editor at the Daily Express, with a focus on long reads and special features. His work has also been featured in various publications including the Independent, Daily Mirror, and Icarus Complex. Joel's articles cover a wide range of topics including archaeology, history, travel, and cultural phenomena.
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Joel's coverage focuses primarily on scientific and cultural themes, with a strong emphasis on historical discoveries and unique geographical locations. To effectively reach out to Joel, consider providing expert commentary or data-driven insights related to archaeological findings, rare languages, ancient mysteries, and remote or abandoned places in the UK. Additionally, if you have information about significant government announcements related to these themes within the UK context – such as conservation efforts or historical preservation initiatives – it could be of interest to Joel.
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By: Joel Day
Police forces up and down the country are struggling with budget cuts, with average call response times also beginning to slip, new data show.
By: Joel Day
This transport corridor will link three countries like never before and open up a whole raft of trade and passenger opportunities.
By: Joel Day
The great Emperor's whereabouts had for thousands of years been unknown, but archaeologists working at the base of Mount Vesuvius believe they have cracked the code.
By: Joel Day
The hoard of more than 100 coffins and priceless artefacts was one of the biggest such hauls archaeologists made in the region.
While history maintains that Tutankhamun was "sickly", more recent opinion suggests the Boy King was a fierce warrior.
By: Joel Day
The Welsh First Minister said the country failed to "pause and listen" before rolling out 20mph limit across Wales.
Wales is committed to its plans to transform farming with "sustainable" policies, despite concerns from farmers that they will decimate their business and way of life.
By: Joel Day
The Welsh First Minister said he knew the company had committed offences but recognised that they had "improved" since then.
EXCLUSIVE: The Welsh First Minister said he knew the company had committed offences but recognised that they had "improved" since then.
By: Joel Day
This airport was shrouded in secrecy for decades during the Communist era but is now free to visit for those who dare.
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