Robert Sutcliffe is a journalist with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, specifically in Huddersfield. He has written for various publications including The Sentinel, YorkshireLive, Manchester Evening News, and BMC. Robert covers a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local issues impacting the Huddersfield area.
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Robert Sutcliffe's coverage in Huddersfield focuses on evolving and breaking local news, with a particular emphasis on crime, entertainment news, and family/relationship stories. If you have insights or analysis related to ongoing developments in these areas within the Huddersfield community, he may be interested.
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By: Robert Sutcliffe
Doctors wanted to turn 13-year-old boy's life support off but his parents stood firm and now he's riding high again
By: Robert Sutcliffe
Stars included James Cosmo from Game of Thrones and Braveheart as well as Paul McGann, the eighth Doctor Who
By: Sophie Corcoran, Robert Sutcliffe
Walter Mitty character Stephen Oleksewycz befriended Sylvester Stallone and Al Pacino - but eventually his lies caught up with him
By: Robert Sutcliffe
Suspects phoned victims and tried to persuade them to hand over cash
By: Robert Sutcliffe
Callum Rycroft from Harehills, Leeds, died in a hit and run while crossing the M62
By: Chris Slater, Robert Sutcliffe
Callum Rycroft, whose family say had autism, died after a 'hit and run' crash on the motorway in West Yorkshire on Saturday night
By: Mohammed Abu Hilal, Christoph Kuemmerli, Jasper P. Sijberden, Alma Moekotte, Giuseppe Zimmitti, Adnan Alseidi, Horacio J. Asbun, Ravi Marudanayagam, Filipe Kunzler, Robert Sutcliffe, Efrem Eren, John N. Primrose, Anthony P. Williams
The spleen plays a significant role in the clearance of circulating microorganisms. Sequelae of splenectomy, especially immunodeficiency, can have a deleterious effect on a patient’s health and even lead to death. Hence, splenectomy should be avoided and spleen preservation during elective surgery has become a treatment goal. However, this cannot be achieved in every patient due to intraoperative technical difficulties or oncological reasons. Autogenic splenic implantation (ASI) is currently the only possible way to preserve splenic function when a splenectomy is necessary. Experience largely stems from trauma patients with a splenic rupture. Splenic immune function can be measured by the body’s clearing capacity of encapsulated bacteria. The aim of this study is to assess the splenic immune function after ASI was performed during minimally invasive (laparoscopic or robotic) distal pancreatectomy with splenectomy.
By: Tom Kershaw, Jasmine Norden, Robert Sutcliffe
Huddersfield and the surrounding area has a number of great beer gardens for when the sun is shining
By: Robert Sutcliffe, Jaimie Kay, Andrew Robinson
A man has spoken of the moment he saw a woman being taken away in a blanket following the shocking attempted murder of three children in Huddersfield.
By: Craig Jones, Robert Sutcliffe, Jasmine Norden, Tom Kershaw
Huddersfield and the surrounding area has a number of great beer gardens for when the sun is shining
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