Molly Powell is a digital journalist with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom. She has written for various publications including AOL UK, Gloucestershire Live, The Independent, and Manchester Evening News. Molly covers a wide range of topics including human interest stories, health, and lifestyle.
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Cardiff, United Kingdom (Local)
Molly Powell's coverage predominantly focuses on local human-interest stories, particularly those related to health, family, and relationships. She often includes expert commentary and seasonal content in her articles.
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By: Molly Powell
Cathy Magee had previously survived an abusive relationship
By: Keith Kelly, Molly Powell
She had spent time in an abusive relationship and had a lot of rebuilding to do before finally meeting her 'knight in shining armour'
By: Mark O Brien, Molly Powell
Cathy Magee, 61, from Co Down, Northern Ireland, was in an abusive relationship around 30 years ago and later lost her home and fell into £70,000 of debt
By: Molly Powell
At age 18, Dearbhail was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome and fibromyalgia because of her fatigue, but still felt like something was not right
By: Molly Powell, Aaliyah Rugg
Dearbhail Ormond, 42, said she ended up feeling like she was 'making it up' after being told for years 'she was fine'
By: Molly Powell
Grandmother Geraldine Hardman has been on many restrictive diets in the past but now she uses appetite suppressants and has dropped from a size 26 to a size 12
By: Mel King, Molly Powell
Stephen Salmon, 40, developed a neurological infection causing spastic paraplegia - a rare genetic disorder that causes paralysis in the legs - in 2008, years into his Army career
By: Molly Powell
A Lancashire teenage wheelchair user said he felt 'degraded' after a series of British Airways mistakes during a flight from the USA to UK.
Tomas Woods says the ordeal was degrading before later discovering the airline lost his wheelchairs.
By: Milo Boyd, Molly Powell
Tomas Woods, a wheelchair motocross world champion from Preston, Lancashire has described climbing up plane steps after his specialist chair could not be found by British Airways staff
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