Piriyanga Thirunimalan is a news reporter for MailOnline and Express Digest. With a keen interest in entertainment, lifestyle, and current affairs, Piriyanga covers a wide range of topics, from celebrity news to social issues. Her articles aim to provide readers with engaging and informative content that is both timely and relevant.
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Piriyanga covers a wide range of topics, with a significant focus on entertainment news and government & politics. She seems to be interested in breaking news, evolving stories, legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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By: Flora Prideaux, Izzy Lyons, Piriyanga Thirunimalan
One told an undercover Mail reporter, posing as an applicant with no wish to study, she could get a place on a £9,250-a-year course and that '95 per cent of people who get this money will never pay it back'.
By: Piriyanga Thirunimalan, Katherine Lawton
A British mountaineer has been rescued after being stranded in the Himalayas for three days without climbing equipment, tent or food.
Lord Richard Dannatt, who headed the force from 2006 to 2009, stressed the importance of teaching children about the UK's involvement in the Normandy landings of June 6, 1944
By: Piriyanga Thirunimalan
Speaking at the Cheltenham Literary Festival about their new cookbook, the couple joked about the Masterchef judge's strong dislike towards the humble potato masher.
By: Piriyanga Thirunimalan
By Piriyanga Thirunimalan Published: | Updated: John Torode threw out wife Lisa Faulkner's heirloom potato masher because it is the one kitchen utensil he ‘cannot bear' to stand.
By: Piriyanga Thirunimalan
Speaking to MailOnline at his family home in Wolverhampton, a family member said: 'We are utterly devastated by the news.'
By: Piriyanga Thirunimalan
Parents have spoken of their fury after a 'ridiculous' council ordered a nursery to tear down a 6ft fence that was built to safeguard children while playing outside.
By: Piriyanga Thirunimalan
Mian Altaf is at war with Slough Council after erecting the fence around a grassy verge he purchased next to his home to keep his children safe while they play outside.
By: Piriyanga Thirunimalan
A popular waterfront pub has been banned from holding music events in its beer garden after neighbours complained to the council.
By: Piriyanga Thirunimalan
By Piriyanga Thirunimalan Published: | Updated: A father-of-three who built a 6ft fence around his garden to keep his autistic son safe while playing is furious after being ordered to tear it down by the council.
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