Kate Lally is a senior journalist at Liverpool Echo. She focuses on health and wellness, personal finance, and the economy, while also advocating for mental health and body positivity. Her work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Plymouth Herald, Mirror, and Daily Express.
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Kate Lally covers a mix of entertainment news and personal finance, with a focus on local events in the United Kingdom, particularly Merseyside and Liverpool. If you are looking to pitch to Kate, consider providing insights or interviews related to local celebrities or events happening within these regions.
She also covers government announcements and promotional deals but this is not her primary focus. Therefore, pitches should be tailored more towards entertainment news (e.g., television shows, celebrity updates) and personal finance topics that resonate with her local audience.
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Medical research suggests a link between taking paracetamol regularly and higher risk of certain deadly diseases
By: Kate Lally, Sophie Buchan
Motorists are being urged to remind themselves of one Highway Code rule in particular
DVLA issued a new update on X on Friday
Liz Kendall referred to a 'record-high cost of sickness benefits'
By: Kate Lally, Lauren Haughey
Failing to check one thing could see you hit with a hefty fine
By: Kate Lally, Rory Poulter
One rule change in the Highway Code means that you could be fined for an action that is common on residential roads
By: Ben Kempton, Kate Lally
The ITV and BBC presenter said he will likely need an operation one day
By: Kate Lally, Ben Kempton
The ITV and BBC presenter opened up about a health condition he suffers from a few years ago
More than a million people in the UK are believed to have type 2 diabetes and not know they have it
More than a million people in the UK are thought to have type 2 diabetes and not know about it
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