Rebecca Sherdley is a Legal Affairs Correspondent at the BBC. With a focus on crime and justice, she is an expert in court reporting and has contributed to real crime documentaries, covering both white-collar crime and broader legal issues. Rebecca's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Nottinghamshire Live, Birmingham Live, and BBC News, among others.
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Rebecca Sherdley's reporting focuses extensively on evolving and breaking local news, particularly crime-related stories in Nottingham and the broader East Midlands region. Her coverage also extends to entertainment news and family/relationship issues, but to a lesser extent.
To effectively engage with Rebecca, pitch timely updates or first-hand accounts related to ongoing incidents or developing news stories within the Nottingham area. Provide perspectives from local authorities, community leaders, or individuals directly affected by these events. Additionally, consider offering human interest features related to family dynamics or relationships as she covers such topics too.
Given her focus on local crime stories and evolving events, reaching out with exclusive insights into ongoing investigations or access to affected individuals can be especially impactful for engaging Rebecca’s attention.
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Five more arrests have been made after a "machete confrontation" in Nottingham city centre.
The owner of three lambs that are believed to have been killed in a field for their meat has called the crime "barbaric".
By: Rebecca Sherdley
Police say Shaquel Kerr, 30, of Pamela Road, Birmingham, has been charged with attempted murder.
Rebecca Sherdley - East Midlands Police officers investigating a sex attack have released a CCTV image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with the incident.
Rebecca Sherdley - East Midlands A "volatile and violent offender" has been jailed for more than six years after he stabbed a man in the back with a pair of scissors.
Police say a 40-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of cultivating and supplying cannabis.
Kain Masey, 33, was sentenced to more than six years in prison at Nottingham Crown Court.
The 19th Century collectable went under the hammer at an auction house in Derbyshire.
Three people were in the car at the time, including a baby who was uninjured, police say.
Three people were in the car at the time, including a baby who was uninjured, police say.
