Paul Britton is a journalist at Manchester Evening News. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime, aviation, and sports, with a particular focus on telecommunications and transportation. Paul’s work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Mirror, Plymouth Herald, and Liverpool Echo, among others.
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Manchester, United Kingdom (Local)
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Paul Britton's articles predominantly cover evolving and breaking local news stories, with a focus on crime-related incidents. He appears to be particularly interested in ongoing developments related to accidents, public safety, transportation issues, and other local news.
Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, Paul may respond well to pitches that provide insights into ongoing or developing local incidents involving crime or public safety. Experts who can offer commentary on family dynamics impacted by criminal events may also capture his interest.
As Paul's geographic focus is Heywood in the United Kingdom, relevant sources should have specific knowledge of this area when reaching out with localized story angles or expert commentary.
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'Difficult travel conditions' are predicted, with a large section of the M62 covered
By: Patrick Edrich, Paul Britton
Nyle Corrigan, 19, was shot in the back - his killers were jailed for life today
By: Paul Britton
'Young children on their way to the Christmas markets appear to have been treated like football hooligans on a rampage'
By: Paul Britton
Toddler Carter Walsh was hit by a falling marble fireplace and TV in his living room - a coroner ruled it was a tragic accident
By: Caroline Hemmingham, Paul Britton
A coroner has ruled that little Carter's death was a tragic accident.
By: Wesley Holmes, Paul Britton
Carter Walsh was being well looked after and was happy
By: Wesley Holmes, Paul Britton
A "happy, healthy, inquisitive" toddler was crushed by a falling fireplace while dancing in his own home.
By: Paul Britton
The man's wife, who was also struck by their car after they parked, remains in hospital with 'serious injuries', police said
Melissa Caslake will succeed Tom Stannard
By: Susan Newton, Paul Britton
"He was the apple of our eyes"
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