Katy Prickett is a journalist based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. She writes for BBC News and BBC Mundo, covering a wide range of topics including archaeology, community events, crime, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News, and Cigalah Group.
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Katy Prickett's coverage mainly focuses on local news, with an emphasis on entertainment, culture & society, family & relationships, and scientific topics. She has a preference for announcements and expert commentary in her articles.
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Katy Prickett Archaeologist Helen Geake works in Norfolk - the treasure finds capital of the UK - and often thinks of the Twelve Days of Christmas carol in her work.
The religious, magical, decorative and practical finds cast light on people's lives in the past.
George Kelly, 101, is appointed MBE for voluntary services to the Royal British Legion.
Maia is one of one of 22 participants hoping to win £120,000 in the latest series of the TV show.
A man and two teenage boys are arrested after a woman, 60, died at the scene of a crash.
"It would seem a shame to lose such a typical British public house," campaigners say.
Katy Prickett A care home which was put into special measures after being rated inadequate twice has received a good rating after its latest inspection.
Skylar Dalziel made about £42,000 from selling music she stole from a number of artists, say police.
Company directors hoping to open a late-night venue are "irresponsible operators", say police.
An archivist says the petrol station's electronic payment system could not keep up with demand.
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