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Jonathan Coles' articles predominantly fall under entertainment news and house & home, with a focus on evolving stories and expert commentary. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or analysis related to ongoing cultural trends, celebrity news or developments in the house & home sector.
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By: Daniel Hall, Matt Atherton, Jonathan Coles
Michelle Moore admitted fraud after taking her mother Lynne Mills' money over three years while acting as her carer, but was ordered to pay back just £1,000 of it
By: Stephen Topping, Jonathan Coles
Devon Buffoni 'burst into tears' as the ordeal unfolded on the Ryanair flight
By: Jonathan Coles, Stephen Topping
Jonathan Coles & Stephen Topping ARyanairpassenger suffered second-degree burns after a hot cup of tea slid off a tray table and into her lap.
By: Jonathan Coles, Veronique Hawksworth
The dad-of-two described the sensation of being 'clinically dead' for 10 minutes
By: Jonathan Coles, Veronique Hawksworth
The pair targeted elderly residents across Kent
A school which was banned from blowing whistles on its sports pitch is now being dragged into court by a neighbour over noise complaints
Thousands of homes are still without any water, and are unable to flush the toilet, wash dishes, shower, wash their clothes, or drink
By: Phoebe Jobling, Jonathan Coles
Dimitri, 35, and David, 28, bought the 200-year-old manor in September last year, but in November they received the devastating news that it had caught fire
By: Jonathan Coles
This is the moment a fraudster who used a stolen bank card to splash out on clothes, cigarettes and fast food was found hiding - in a kitchen cupboard.
By: Mark Page, Jonathan Coles
Karl Bushby, 57, has spent the last 27 years walking around the world on foot – and he's now only a few hundred miles from finishing his epic quest
