Matt Atherton is a Deputy News Editor at Daily Mirror. He focuses on themes such as climate change, environmental issues, and regional interests, while also covering topics related to construction, real estate, and healthcare. Matt's work has been featured in numerous publications including Daily Express, Nottinghamshire Live, and the Manchester Evening News, among others.
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Matt Atherton's articles are largely focused on local news, with a mix of health and scientific topics. His coverage tends to revolve around evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and data citations.
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By: Jennifer Newton, Matt Atherton, Paige Ingram, Charlotte Foster, Callum Hoare, Patrick Hill
Prince Harry has marked a year until Birmingham is set to hosts his Invictus Games 2027 with a visit to Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham this week where he met several survivors of war
By: Jennifer Newton, Patrick Hill, Paige Ingram, Matt Atherton, Charlotte Foster, Callum Hoare
The Prince and Princess of Wales made a surprise visit to Wimbledon for the mens' singles final today, with Princess Charlotte and Prince George in tow
"Anthony Gordon's 55th-minute goal took the roof off Boxpark. A sea of 2,500 bobbing grown adults, jumping up and down while desperately hugging anyone within touching distance and screaming in their ears"
By: Fiona Leishman, Matt Atherton, Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas
Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas & Matt Atherton & Fiona Leishman A woman in her 40s and a teenage girl have died after getting into difficulty at a beach in Essex despite the heroic efforts of three young café workers.
By: Fiona Leishman, Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas, Matt Atherton
Essex Police confirmed that a woman in her 40s and a teenage girl died after a group of people got into difficulty in the water at West Mersea Beach with three others taken to hospital
By: Eliana Nunes, Ethan Blackshaw, Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas, Matt Atherton
People who tried to rescue a family who got into difficulty at West Mersea beach in Essex were forced to stop others from recording the incident, it has been claimed
By: Matt Atherton
Matt Atherton A bunch of British celebrities, including Gary Lineker and Brian Cox, have auctioned off their own personal memorabilia, in a bid to raise funds for Palestinian students to study in the UK.
By: Matt Atherton
Hundreds of exceptional young people in Gaza have been offered a course at British universities, but don't have any way to fund it
By: Matt Atherton
A Palestinian woman that's living in a tent in Gaza said Gary Lineker's support has given her strength to keep fighting.
By: Matt Atherton
"We searched for my father everywhere. When we finally found him three weeks later, he was walking alone at night on one of the streets - at that moment, the area beside him was bombed"
