Journalist at Belfast Live and Daily Mirror NI
Lauren Harte is a journalist at Belfast Live and Daily Mirror NI. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, public security, and travel, with a particular focus on consumer health, mental health, and family travel. Lauren's work has been featured in various publications such as Irish Star US, Wales Online, and The Mirror, among others.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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Lauren Harte's focus appears to be on local news and events in Northern Ireland, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. She frequently covers topics related to entertainment news and family/relationships.
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The 18-year-old touched the hearts of people across the country with his positivity.
By: Lauren Harte
"People have called us heroes but to be honest I'd like to think most people would've got stuck in and helped if they could."
By: Lauren Harte
"The current unrest is having a profound impact on all of our services, which are already under enormous strain."
The officers were injured while carrying out public order duties as disorder broke out on Tuesday night,
The new roles will support company plans to expand its AI capabilities in response to growing customer demand.
By: Laura Hill, Lauren Harte
A nurse was chased and intimidated by four masked men in a racist attack as she travelled to the Ulster Hospital in Northern Ireland on Wednesday evening
A nurse was chased and intimidated by four masked men heading to the Ulster Hospital in Northern Ireland on Wednesday evening in what has been condemned as a reprehensible racist attack
By: Abigail Hunt, Lauren Harte
A nurse was chased and intimidated by four masked men in an alleged racist attack as she headed to work at the Ulster Hospital in Northern Ireland. Despite the ordeal, she bravely insisted on completing her shift
It's a gesture of appreciation for the continued support from local residents and stakeholders
By: Lauren Harte
He was admitted to ICU after developing pneumonia that led to sepsis, multiple organ failure and blood clots.
