Nick Webster is the Health Editor at The National. He has been reporting since 2015, focusing on health-news articles while also exploring human-interest topics, economic crimes, and wildlife trafficking. Nick is a Rosalynn Carter Mental Health Journalism Fellow and has been featured in The National News, Click Creative, and Insideworldfootball.
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Nick Webster's coverage encompasses a diverse range of topics, including climate change, health and wellbeing, government & politics, scientific developments, and technology. His articles often cite data and cover government announcements.
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By: Nick Webster
Shipping recruiters face challenges to entice workers back to troubled waters
Liverpool John Lennon Airport has announced the appointment of its new chairman.
Ten years ago, a typical evening of British entertainment looked fairly predictable.
By: Nick Webster
New York lawyers for Briton Renwick Haddow submit pre-sentencing plea
A new exhibition celebrating The Cavern Club's 70 years is set to open in Liverpool.
By: Nick Webster
Walk into a Liverpool café in 2026 and pay by tapping your phone.
Merseyrail staff have called off planned strikes after agreeing a new pay deal.
Hot Water will host the first-ever Liverpool Comedy Festival later this year.
By: Nick Webster
Better access for bikes and pedestrians promised under last-mile travel blueprint
Merseyrail is set to be brought back under public ownership again.
