Mark Ludlow is a freelance journalist at various esteemed publications. He specializes in regional interest and world news, covering a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, sports, travel, and arts and entertainment. Mark's work has been featured in outlets such as Yahoo News UK, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Australian Financial Review, among others.
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Mark Ludlow's coverage focuses on Australian politics and the energy industry, particularly in Queensland. He often reports on government announcements and cites data to support his articles.
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Liquidators of Vashi claim the Tory donor’s deal with its founder breaches the Insolvency Act
Michael Dome-Bemwin denies six charges of failing to pay for food and drink, including a bill of more than £2,000 for two Yamazaki whisky shots
Research for Autotrader found 17 per cent of women said a lack of knowledge about the technology was stopping them from buying an EV
By: Ben Clatworthy, Mark Ludlow, Mark Sellman
Prime minister says he is ‘calling time on a system that’s failing our kids’ in a speech at Downing Street, with banned platforms including TikTok and Instagram
A pupil from Tarleton Academy spoke for many teenagers in a BBC interview regarding the government’s proposed ban for under-16s
Roger and Suzanne Brookhouse were awarded compensation from the Environment Agency after work ruined the garden and pool in the home where Henry VIII once stayed
Helen Cammock withdrew her Persistence installation from the gallery after ten months following a complaint from the wartime prime minister’s grandson
By: Herbie Russell, Mark Ludlow, Oliver Wright, Adam Vaughan, Ollie Cole
Andy Burnham and Keir Starmer held secret meetings for a smooth leadership transition after the prime minister’s resignation
Albert Manifold was preparing to cut ‘overstaffed’ executive’s members and reduce their tenure when he left amid ‘serious concerns’, according to reports
The Times has observed regular flouting of the traffic lights on the London park’s Outer Circle but the Met says only a solitary rider has been called up on it
