Richard Marsden is a seasoned news reporter for the Daily Mail, specializing in local news coverage in the Blackpool area of the United Kingdom. With a focus on delivering breaking news stories, Richard's work has been featured in various publications and online platforms, including MailOnline and Perth Now.
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European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen jetted to Montevideo, Uruguay, to conclude the trade deal yesterday, which she described as a 'win-win agreement'.
Murray visited the Robineau Cafe in Darlington where he tried to justify Labour's huge tax increases.
Hundreds of panels at the giant 190-acre Porth Wen solar farm in Anglesey, North Wales - only built two years ago - were blown off their mountings, some ripped to shreds.
By far the worst figures were recorded by Northern and LNER, two of four networks nationalised under the Conservatives after poor performance by private operators.
By: Richard Marsden
Sitting down for a festive lunch with friends and family might be one of the highlights of Christmas — at least for those who aren't doing the cooking.
Barrister Mark McDonald, representing the killer neonatal nurse - serving 15 whole life terms - said he would be giving details of 'fresh developments' in the case.
By: Richard Marsden
Derek Hadfield, 76, was 'left for dead' after a 15-year-old boy stole his keys and ran him over with his own vehicle, leaving him with a broken shoulder.
High on drink and drugs, Brian Whitelock inflicted such a horrific assault on his latest victim Wendy Buckney, 71, that a pathologist found her injuries were too many to count.
By: Richard Marsden
Relatives of kindly horsewoman Wendy Buckney told of their struggle to comprehend how she could have been brutally murdered by a man to whom she had shown only kindness.
Double killer Brian Whitelock was not recalled to jail despite being under the influence of drugs and alcohol in the weeks before he murdered kindly Swansea neighbour Wendy Buckney, 71.
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