Perkin Amalaraj is a news reporter who writes for MailOnline, with his work also appearing in publications such as the Daily Star (UK) and Daily Express. Perkin covers a wide range of topics, including current events, crime, human interest stories, and cultural issues, providing readers with up-to-date and engaging news articles.
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Perkin Amalaraj's articles predominantly cover evolving and breaking news stories, with a focus on crime, government & politics, entertainment news, culture & society. They often report on controversial and tragic incidents as well.
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MailOnline looks at some of the most infamous final moments before disaster ever to be recorded
A massive landslide has torn the entire face off an iconic English cliffside, in the biggest rockfall it has seen in decades.
Alicante has been devastated by flash floods that have swept cars down streets, just days after floods in Valencia killed 214 people.
By: Perkin Amalaraj
A factory worker has said the 'stars aligned' after he won £1 million on a scratch card following a quick trip to the shops for bread.
Police are hunting for missing British artist Sarah Cunningham after she disappeared from London's Camden district in the early hours of Saturday morning.
By: Perkin Amalaraj
Spain's King Felipe has been seen snapping at Valencian locals who threw mud and him and his wife as they visited the region in the wake of devastating floods that have so far killed 217.
Italian police have reopened the investigation into the mysterious disappearance of the former Lady de Rothschild in an Italian snowstorm in 1980.
The BBC has been criticised for screening a new documentary about Chris Kaba just two weeks after the officer who shot him dead in 2022 was cleared of a murder charge
EU officials have been holding 'crisis talks' to determine how the continent will fare if Donald Trump wins the presidential election tomorrow.
Jerome Torres, 49, said that a week on from the floods beginning, the Spanish city looked like something out of an 'apocalyptic' horror film.
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