Margaret Davis is a Crime Correspondent for PA Media. With a wide range of experience in journalism, her work has been featured in various publications including the Daily Mirror, BBC News, and The Independent. Margaret's articles focus on crime-related news and she is known for her in-depth reporting and analysis in this field.
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By: Emily Pennink, Margaret Davis, Samuel Webb
A new theory has emerged around Betelgeuse
By: Margaret Davis, Veronique Hawksworth Tue, Emily Pennink
An argument surrounding what could be reported by journalists was still in full flow when a jury in the trial of firearms officer Sergeant Martyn Blake sent a note saying they had a verdict.
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By: Margaret Davis
Prosecutors and the Home Secretary have warned against any public commentary...
By: Margaret Davis
Sir Keir Starmer’s comments came amid questions over when the Government knew fresh charges would be brought against the alleged attacker.
By: Margaret Davis, George Lithgow
Daniel Khalife joined the Army at 16 because he wanted “to feel what it would like to be free” after an upbringing with a “very, very strict” mother, a court has heard.
By: Margaret Davis, Alya Zayed, George Lithgow
He is accused of spying for Iran
By: Margaret Davis, Lottie Gibbons
The murder of the bride-to-be in 1986 shocked the whole of Merseyside
By: Lottie Gibbons, Margaret Davis
A man who has served more than 35 years in prison for the murder of a woman who was beaten to death when she ran out of petrol has had his conviction referred to the Court of Appeal.
By: Margaret Davis
Peter Sullivan – nicknamed ‘wolfman’ for bite marks on his victim – remains behind bars for the 1986 murder in Merseyside
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