Pat Hurst is a News Reporter at PA. With a focus on topics such as Judaism, religious organizations, and court proceedings, Pat brings a nuanced perspective to the intersection of faith and law. Pat's work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications including The Independent, The Mirror, and BBC News.
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Pat Hurst's coverage focuses predominantly on evolving stories and breaking news, primarily within the realm of entertainment news and crime. Her articles highlight cases involving missing persons, trials, apologies, and tragic incidents related to teenagers.
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By: David Hughes, Christopher McKeon, George Lithgow, Pat Hurst
Andy Burnham said he will lead a decade-long plan to transform the UK by transferring power out of Whitehall and giving regions the ability to control essential utilities, transport and housing.
By: Pat Hurst, Cheryl Mullin, David Lynch, Harry Taylor
Shabir Ahmed, 73, is due to be released from prison but his victims have been told he cannot be deported to Pakistan
By: Pat Hurst, Flora Thompson
Families of survivors of the Southport attack say they have yet to see hard evidence of action as the Government promised to do “whatever is needed to protect the public”.
Families of the girls murdered in the Southport attack say those who failed to act must lose their jobs because the Government promised to do “whatever is needed to protect the public”.
By: Pat Hurst, Flora Thompson
Families of the girls murdered in the Southport attack say those who failed to act must lose their jobs because the UK government promised to do “whatever is needed to protect the public”.
Pat Hurst England's World Cup winner Nobby Stiles died with a traumatic brain injury, a court has been told.
By: Pat Hurst
An inquest has been ordered into the death of England 's 1966 World Cup winner Nobby Stiles , who died with a traumatic brain injury
By: Pat Hurst, Olivia Bridge
The discovery comes after Nobby Stiles' family have said he suffered injuries after repeated heading a football in his career
By: Pat Hurst, Emma O'Neill
Jamie Varley was given a whole life term last month for the murder of 13-month-old Preston Davey who suffered "unremitting abuse" at the hands of the former Blackpool high school head of year
By: Megan Banner, Pat Hurst
Jamie Varley was handed a whole life term last month for the murder of 13-month-old Preston Davey
