Olivia Williams is a film and videotape editor specializing in local news coverage in the Merseyside area, particularly in Liverpool. She has written for various publications including the Daily Mirror, Liverpool Echo, and other regional newspapers. Olivia covers a wide range of topics including crime, community issues, human interest stories, and local events.
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Liverpool, United Kingdom (Local)
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Olivia's focus on local news in Merseyside, Liverpool indicates a preference for stories related to crime, safety, and incidents. She is particularly interested in evolving and breaking news stories within this geographic area.
If you are looking to reach out effectively, consider providing her with exclusive updates on ongoing local incidents or emerging crime-related developments. Sources who can offer unique insights into community safety concerns or provide commentary on developing situations could be of interest to Olivia.
Given her focus on family & relationships themes as well as entertainment news, she may also appreciate pitches that tie into these areas within the context of local events or incidents.
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A 52-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder
A 52-year-old man is currently in police custody
Jacqueline Rutter was shot in the chest in the doorway of her house
By: Olivia Williams
Police said they want to speak to taxi and delivery drivers after a man was found dead.
Parents could miss out if they don't apply by December 31
By: Olivia Williams
A warning has been issued to parents looking to save money on childcare. Liverpool City Council posted on X on Monday, December 23 to warn families a deadline is fast approaching.
The charge follows a report a woman was sexually assaulted while on a run
Police believe CCTV may have captured the suspects who were on bikes
Items were smashed and fires were lit in the college
By: Olivia Williams
Police have arrested two schoolchildren after "thousands of pounds worth of damage" was caused to a college.
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