Richard Marsden is a News Reporter at the Daily Mail. He covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, health and wellness, and advancements in drone technology, with a particular focus on northern news, city affairs, and business. Richard's work has been featured in various outlets including NewsBreak, MSN, and Perth Now.
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By: Richard Marsden
Jones says Lumo's plans will 'open up rail to new customers' providing relief from the punishing cost of UK train travel.
By: Richard Marsden, Isaac Crowson
A migrant sex predator convicted of 'terrifying' attacks on lone women nearly two decades ago is finally being deported after nearly 10 years of legal wrangles.
By: Richard Marsden
Forget the North-South divide over jobs and house prices, now it's war of the marriages with northern couples apparently the happiest, research has found.
By: Richard Marsden
Blistering Britain is facing its first-ever May 'tropical night' as the month was officially declared on track to be the warmest ever.
Richard Marsden Blistering Britain is facing its first-ever May ‘tropical night' as over 32C was recorded today and the month was officially declared on track to be the warmest ever.
By: Richard Marsden
Forget the North-South divide over jobs and house prices, now it's war of the marriages with northern couples apparently the happiest, research has found.
By: Richard Marsden
An apparent friendship between Dracula writer Bram Stoker and a Daily Mail journalist may have helped play a key role in promoting the famous vampire novel.
Tom Uppington, boss of the Alvance British Aluminium plant, called on the Energy Secretary to 'fundamentally look at the energy transition and what it is costing industry in the UK'.
By: Richard Marsden
A patient has told how her life was 'ruined' after two operations by a disgraced surgeon, declaring: 'I no longer feel whole as a woman' .
The boyfriend of a teacher accused of murdering a baby boy the couple were adopting told jurors 'he never did anything' to make him question the infant's safety.
