Neil Sears is a journalist who writes for MailOnline and has also been featured in Perth Now. His articles cover a range of topics including current events, entertainment, and human interest stories. Neil's writing style is often provocative, aiming to grab readers' attention and spark discussion.
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Neil Sears' coverage spans government and politics, entertainment news, and sports. He also includes expert commentary in his articles. From this pattern of coverage, it's clear that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to political events or developments, entertainment industry news, and sports stories.
Given the inclusion of healthcare-related topics such as patient care and hospital costs in his coverage attributes - medical experts could potentially offer valuable insights into these areas especially if they intersect with government policies or have a notable impact on society.
When reaching out to Neil Sears with story ideas or expertise offers, consider providing perspectives from relevant experts within the fields of government & politics, entertainment news (including obituaries), sports analysis/commentary as well as healthcare professionals who can speak to specific issues such as patient care or hospital management.
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A British businessman is behind bars in a Hong Kong jail charged with murdering his 'lover' at a waterfall.
Vicars have launched a petition urging the Archbishop of Canterbury to resign for ignoring sex abuse - and a top bishop has declined to defend him.
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Jenny Cawson, 36, and Tarig Sinada, 49, who were enjoying a reef safari holiday off Egypt , have both worked as scuba diving instructors
In 1996, 705 boys were named Craig. Last year, it was just nine. Similarly in 1996, 235 boys were given the name Gary - last year, a mere eight.
Syrian rebel-leader Abu Mohammed al-Jolani has removed the turban, swapped the soldier outfit for a smart blazer, and appears to be the leader-in-waiting in Damascus.
Lucas Kinney, from Surrey, became a key player of the extremist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham after proving his worth over social media in a hard-hitting social media campaign.
Eleven people are missing and feared dead after a huge boat capsized during a reef safari in Egypt, now Brits are being warned about the risks of diving holidays
By: Neil Sears
By NEIL SEARS Published: | Updated: British tourists should beware Egyptian diving holidays following 11 feared deaths last month, a watchdog has warned.
A female accountant has become the first woman in 26 years to win the final of Channel 4 quiz show Countdown.
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