Matt Strudwick is a UK news reporter at Mail Online. He covers a diverse range of topics including animals, animal cruelty, education, and the construction industry, with a focus on culture and society. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Environmental Post Ledger, Daily Mirror, and Wales Online.
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The former SNP leader was defiant as she said she was not responsible for her ex Peter Murrell's £400,000 embezzlement.
Oxfordshire County Council has approved a pilot scheme that would see 'physical measures... such as gates and bollards' installed to stop through traffic.
Lewis Hepworth, 29, 'hatched a plan' to take the device following his dismissal from a school in Harrow after he was arrested for allegedly stalking a 16-year-old pupil.
By: Matt Strudwick
Bikers have been spotted weaving around the 'street hub' display on Marsh Road in Pinner, northwest London.
A member of the British Army has died during a training accident in Iraq, the Ministry of Defence has said.
Vickrum Digwa, 23, stabbed the 18-year-old university student with an eight-inch ceremonial sword six times.
Irate business owners said they were promised more than 5,000 people would be attending Kent Food Fest across the two-day event in May, but instead were greeted by empty fields.
By: Matt Strudwick
Brian Kiprop Kipglagat was being tracked by undercover police before immigration officers detained him on June 10 as he attempted to travel to Tanzania.
The adorable image shows the heir to the throne and his daughter in the garden at Kensington Palace after King Charles's Trooping the Colour.
Rail investigators removed it from the Luton Airport Express yesterday and placed an evidence sticker on the side.
