Liam Coleman is a Senior News Reporter specializing in local news in the United Kingdom. With a focus on delivering timely and accurate information, Liam covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, human interest stories, and current events. His work can be found on Metro.co.uk and Cigalah Group.
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Liam Coleman’s coverage is focused on local news, particularly breaking and evolving stories related to crime, tragedy, accidents, UK news, and international news. When reaching out to Liam with potential story ideas or sources, consider the human interest angle as well as those that provide in-depth insights into developing situations.
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They died in the crash on Friday.
By: Liam Coleman
udit Murray, 69, Daniel Knorr, 21, and Jacob Bourne, 27, have been sentenced today
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The suspect has been identified by police.
By: Liam Coleman
Thousands of bombs have been dropped across the area in the last few weeks.
The bottle is older than Marcus Rashford!
By: Liam Coleman
Brits have been travelling back after the end of the school holidays.
By: Liam Coleman
A man has been jailed for more than three years after blackmailing owners of missing pets – and falsely claiming that he had their animals.
The 23-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
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By: Liam Coleman
The main driver of displacement is conflict, according to UNHCR’s Filippo Grandi. Here’s what he had to say to Radio Davos about this pressing issue.
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