Liz Hull is a journalist based in the United Kingdom. She has written for publications such as MailOnline, Perth Now, and 247 News Around The World. Liz covers a range of topics including crime, human interest stories, and animal-related news. Her work has also been featured in The West Australian.
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Liz Hull's coverage primarily revolves around evolving stories and breaking news, with a focus on entertainment news and family & relationships. Her articles often cover tragic events, crime, mental health issues, and healthcare-related topics.
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Dr Dewi Evans (pictured) accused the serial killer's barrister, Mark McDonald, of being 'unedifying' and 'most unprofessional'.
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Tearing up your front lawn and its flower beds in favour of a gravel garden might not seem that appealing. But homeowners are expected to make changes like this next year.
The former headteacher of a primary school has avoided a classroom ban despite describing one pupil as a 'fat slug' and labelling another as 'f***ing ugly'.
The rule, which will be implemented when pupils go back to school for the new term on Monday, has been brought in because of the amount of time teachers are spending changing soiled nappies.
Delays in appointing specialist doctors to look into deaths not investigated by a coroner in NHS hospitals meant the 'dots' were not joined up, the Hunt told the public inquiry into her crimes.
The former neonatal nurse was convicted of murdering seven babies, who died between June 2015 and June 2016 at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
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