Ralph Hewitt is an Assistant News Editor at the Belfast Telegraph. With a focus on local news, Ralph covers a range of topics including sports, crime, weather, and human interest stories. His articles provide timely and relevant information to the readers of Belfast Telegraph and Irish Independent.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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Ralph Hewitt's coverage mainly revolves around local news and events in Northern Ireland, with a focus on crime, weather, sports, and government announcements. He frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to crime rates or political developments.
If you are looking to reach out to Ralph Hewitt for potential coverage or as a source for an article pitch, consider providing insights into ongoing local incidents (particularly those related to crime), updates on governmental decisions impacting the region, or any significant changes in sporting events within Northern Ireland. Additionally, if there are upcoming weather-related issues specific to the area that he focuses on which may significantly affect the public at large such as storms or severe conditions like sleet and snow – these could also be of interest.
Given his attention towards entertainment news at 21%, he might also be interested in features covering local cultural events or human-interest stories tied to entertainment.
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By: Ralph Hewitt
A schoolboy has been taken to hospital after being struck by a car in north Belfast.
By: Ralph Hewitt
First Minister Michelle O’Neill has laid a wreath at Belfast’s Remembrance Sunday service, marking the first time a senior Sinn Fein figure has taken part in such an event.
By: Ralph Hewitt
James McClean has said he will never “bend the knee” in response to the latest furore over his decision not to wear a poppy during Remembrance Day weekend.
By: Ralph Hewitt
A Remembrance Sunday minute’s silence was abandoned after just nine seconds when Celtic fans booed and sang pro-IRA songs ahead of their game at Kilmarnock.
By: Ralph Hewitt
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has said fans should not have interrupted a Remembrance Sunday minute’s silence which was abandoned after just nine seconds.
By: Ralph Hewitt
The Prime Minister has ensured that he will help an east Belfast woman who is trying to secure her three-year-old son’s return from Lebanon.
By: Ralph Hewitt
James McClean has said he would protect himself if a pitch invader ever tried to attack him during a football match.
By: Ralph Hewitt
James McClean has said he would protect himself if a pitch invader ever tried to attack him during a football match.
By: Ralph Hewitt
Three yellow weather warnings have been issued for Northern Ireland as the Met Office named the second storm of the season.
By: Ralph Hewitt
Three yellow weather warnings have been issued for Northern Ireland as the Met Office named the second storm of the season.
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