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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Police say Kamil Hubert-Ziolko, 16, was clearing bushes when he was fatally injured.
A 20-year-old man found at the side of the road with a serious leg injury is taken to hospital.
It will be the largest such unit across the whole of the East Midlands.
Liam Barnes Rob Sissons Babies will begin moving into the largest neonatal unit in the East Midlands later this week.
Derby City Council put restrictions on visiting its HQ after reports of "malicious communications".
An inquest is being held after three men died in their cells within the space of three weeks.
Siobhan Abbott and Riley Chambers died in hospital days after the blaze, a coroner finds.
No bidder met the minimum price, the site's managers say.
Pupils were left in their bedrooms unsupervised for hours, a panel hears.
Nottinghamshire Police say a man and a woman "are believed to have seen what happened".
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