Kirsten Robertson is a News Reporter at Cigalah Group and Metro.co.uk. She covers a diverse array of themes including culture and society, health and wellness, and luxury lifestyle, often intertwining topics such as social issues and food and beverages. Kirsten's work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing her insights on various subjects from crime to the World Cup in the United Kingdom.
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Kirsten's coverage spans a wide range of topics, from breaking news to evolving stories. She seems particularly interested in human interest stories related to local events and personal experiences.
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The story of Ginger Mills is a curious one.
Every week, thousands of commuters make their way from the Hertfordshire city of St Albans to the Big Smoke, while at the weekends visitors flock the area's quaint streets and bustling market for days out.
By: Kirsten Robertson
When investigators discovered Jenny's watch in the tunnel, the hands had stopped at 8.50am.
‘People have told me he was cut up and fed to the pigs'
By: Kirsten Robertson
'This doesn't have to be a battle'
By: Kirsten Robertson
'My son is so much more than a boy on a missing person’s poster.'
‘That element of mystery is always going to draw people in'
By: Kirsten Robertson
'You live with domestic abuse forever.'
By: Kirsten Robertson
'There’s a “hot potato” situation about whose responsibility missing people are'
By: Kirsten Robertson
Katrice vanished from a busy shopping centre in Germany
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