Paul Malik is a Deputy News Editor for The Courier, with a focus on local news in Dundee and the surrounding areas. His articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, social issues, and community events. His work has also been featured in The Press and Journal.
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Paul Malik's focus is on local crime and evolving stories in the Dundee/Tayside area. He predominantly covers ongoing crime cases, breaking news, and evolving stories related to criminal activities.
If you have insights or updates related to ongoing criminal investigations or breaking news in the Dundee/Tayside area, Paul might be receptive to such information. Additionally, if you can provide context or updates on specific crimes that are currently making headlines locally, your pitch may align with his coverage interests.
Given his focus on local crime and breaking news within a specific region, he may respond well to pitches from individuals directly involved in these incidents (e.g., law enforcement officials, witnesses) who can provide unique perspectives or new developments related to ongoing cases.
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The company's chief executive warns being in business is "hardest it has ever been".
Fisher & Donaldson director Chloe Milne wants to see more help for businesses, particularly in towns like St Andrews.
Jack Webster has been able to open his own premises in Levenmouth Business Park
The company has been frantically calling customers to inform them of the closure this week.
By: Paul Malik
Michael Murrie worked in a number of roles before becoming his own boss as a franchise holder with GreenThumb.
Paul Smith has produced events at the Royal Albert Hall and Dundee's V&A with his company Apex Acoustics.
By: Paul Malik
From fraud and theft to violent protests and Brexit, this is the full story of how a Dundee business collapsed.
Kirkcaldy's Sephra will be responsible for distributing large manual and automatic Nutella dispensers — shaped to look like the iconic table-top jar.
By: Paul Malik
Failure to recruit enough fee-paying international students leaves top university struggling to balance the books.
By: Paul Malik
The Dundee-based legal firm has reduced its workforce as it drops its estate agency service.
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