Olimpia Zagnat is a Senior Journalist at the BBC. She covers a diverse range of topics, including crime, health and wellness, and real estate, with a particular focus on issues affecting Europe and the United Kingdom. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Nottinghamshire Live, the Daily Mirror, and BBC News.
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Nottingham, United Kingdom (Local)
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Olimpia Zagnat's coverage primarily focuses on local crime and evolving stories in the Nottingham area, with a significant emphasis on breaking news. Given this, individuals with information or insights into ongoing investigations, criminal activities, or developments related to crime in Nottingham are likely to capture Olimpia's attention.
She also covers entertainment news to some extent. However, her primary focus remains on covering local crimes and incidents as they unfold. If reaching out regarding entertainment topics, it would be beneficial if there is a connection to the Nottingham area.
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Olimpia Zagnat Two suspects have been arrested after a man was stabbed in the street.
By: Joe Locker, Olimpia Zagnat
Vivian David is one of the traders who was told to hand over the keys to her Victoria Market shop.
The bus stop in Derby Road, Lenton, will be closed for three weeks to allow the works to take place.
Being a female surgeon comes with its challenges - but Elena Theophilidou hopes her story can inspire others.
The northbound side of the A46 is expected to be closed for several hours following the crash.
A man, who is in his 40s, has been released under investigation as inquiries continue.
There is no evidence that a technical malfunction led to the crash near Retford.
Motorists can park for free in council car parks in Stapleford, Kimberley, Beeston and Eastwood.
An investigation is ongoing following the death of a man found in cardiac arrest on Christmas Day.
A series of failings had led Teddy Martin's condition to deteriorate "rapidly", an inquest heard.
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