Liam Barnes is a journalist for BBC News and BBC Mundo, specializing in local news coverage in Leicester, United Kingdom. With a focus on community stories, Liam covers a wide range of topics including local events, crime, sports, and human interest stories. His articles provide in-depth insights into the happenings and issues that matter to the people of Leicester.
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Liam Barnes' coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime and sports stories in Leicester and the surrounding areas. He appears to be interested in announcements, legal policy regulation, breaking news, government announcements, and expert commentary related to these topics.
If you have insights or expertise related to crime issues or developments in sports within the Leicester area or if you can provide commentary on local government initiatives impacting crime prevention or sports development, your pitches are likely to align with his focus.
Given Liam's geographic focus on Leicester and its vicinity, it would be beneficial for sources reaching out to him about transportation-related topics such as infrastructure and economic impact to ensure that their information is relevant specifically to this region.
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Paddy Sneath quit his job as a pylon painter to pursue his passion for pizza.
The vehicle "left the scene prior to police arriving", a force spokesman says.
The 77-year-old was in charge of The Palais before becoming involved in the local Pubwatch.
Drivers will receive a warning for first offences in the first six months, the council says.
A consultation on the proposed developments will be running until 16 February.
The owner of Arleston Hall says he is waiting for a structural engineer to assess the damage.
Three more people were arrested in connection with drug-related offences, police say.
The road was closed for about two hours while the scene was cleared, the fire service says.
Liam Barnes A crown court was forced to close after problems with its heating and fire alarm.
A county councillor says rogue operators "target people when they are at their most vulnerable".
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