Ruth Suter is a reporter for the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, with a focus on local news. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, human interest stories, weather events, and current affairs. Ruth's work has also been featured in various other publications such as Glasgow Live, Edinburgh Live, and the Daily Mirror.
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Ruth's articles predominantly focus on local breaking news and evolving stories, particularly in the realm of crime, accidents, missing persons, and family & relationships. Her coverage is deeply rooted in local events and incidents.
Given her concentration on local news with a strong emphasis on human interest stories related to crime, accidents, and family matters within Scotland or the surrounding areas, Ruth would likely be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights or first-hand accounts from individuals involved in these types of incidents. This could include interviews with witnesses, affected families or community members dealing with similar situations.
For professionals working directly within relevant fields such as law enforcement agencies or victim support organizations operating in the region covered by Ruth's reporting area might consider reaching out to provide expertise for commentary around specific cases.
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By: Ruth Suter
The 30-year-old man's current condition is unknown.
By: Ruth Suter, Sam Truelove, George Jones
Julie Mccullough, 58, was diagnosed with the disease after suffering intense headaches and pain in her arm.
By: Charlotte Mclaughlin, Ruth Suter
The BBC Radio Wales presenter, 52, has become the eighth celebrity to leave the show this year.
By: Ruth Suter
The desperate mum, from Glasgow, had borrowed £250 from an illegal lender to pay for a new bed for her young child - but missed a payment after Christmas.
By: Ruth Suter, Kris Gourlay
The Loganair flight was forced to land in Birmingham.
By: Ruth Suter, David Young
Inga Maria Hauser's body was discovered in a remote forest in Co Antrim in April 1988.
By: Ruth Suter
A search for the families of two women killed in the grisly ' Jigsaw Murders ' 90 years ago is underway after their skulls were rediscovered in a store cupboard at Edinburgh University.
By: Ruth Suter
Isabella Ruxton and Mary Rogerson were brutally murdered by Dr Buck Ruxton in 1935.
By: Ruth Suter
Hundreds of shoppers are being targeted by fraudsters using AI platforms such as ChatGPT on the run-up to Black Friday.
By: Ruth Suter, Kris Gourlay
The woman returned from shopping to see her car and the other vehicle beside one another at Fort Kinnaird retail park in Edinburgh.
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