Paul Malik is a Deputy News Editor at The Press and Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, hospitality and leisure, and business and economics, while also addressing social issues and crime. Paul’s work has been featured in The Press and Journal and The Courier.
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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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By: Paul Malik
As part of the deal, Spanish state-owned Navantia had to secure 90% of the jobs and conditions for a minimum of two years.
Kameni Fitness in Downfield has gone from strength to strength and now has 270 members.
By: Paul Malik
Frank Gilfeather boxed with Dick McTaggart and now has almost a million followers on social media.
The average price of a one-bedroom flat in Dundee increased by 13% in the last 12 months.
Ryan and Nicola McCabe's company grew to six staff in six months.
By: Paul Malik
Louis King was forced to liquidate Simply Solutions in November 2024, before setting up his new company the same month.
Rebecca and James Irving-Lamb have transformed the site into a new coffee and food venue.
The publicly-funded charity warns losses will continue if Creative Scotland funding continues to come up short.
By: Paul Malik
Abertay's principal Professor Liz Bacon said it was navigating budget pressures.
By: Paul Malik
Tracey and Rob Beaton have spent more than £2 million renovating Culdees Castle, featured on Channel 4.
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