Sarah Marshall is a Senior Reporter at the Sheffield Star, part of National World. She specializes in crime and court reporting, while also covering themes related to travel and tourism, public transportation, and legal reform. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News UK, National Geographic, and The Independent.
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Sarah Marshall's coverage indicates a strong focus on local crime and breaking news in Sheffield, with occasional light-hearted content related to travel and entertainment. If you are reaching out about crime-related topics, consider providing insights or expert commentary on evolving crime stories in the Sheffield area. Additionally, if your pitch is focused on travel or holidays, it should be tailored to offer unique perspectives that would interest her audience.
Given Sarah's emphasis on local reporting within Sheffield, pitches should ideally tie into this geographic focus and provide relevant angles specific to the community she serves.
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By: Sarah Marshall
She looked up prison files on notorious killers
“You’ve been very foolish”
By: Sarah Marshall
Paedophile hunters snared the paedophile
By: Sarah Marshall
The killer kept a gun at the side of his bed
By: Sarah Marshall
“For a prison officer to breach the trust reposed in her by doing what you did in the way you did is outrageous”
By: Sarah Marshall
“Prison officers, and officers within the prison, have reposed within them a very considerable responsibility and trust”
By: Sarah Marshall
“At this stage, there is nothing to suggest that it was politically motivated”
By: Sarah Marshall
Jemele Rhone, the man accused of Shanice’s murder, is due to appear at court next week
By: Sarah Marshall
“If anyone breaches it, they are liable to be found in Contempt of Court and sent to prison”
By: Sarah Marshall
“You committed a very serious crime when you stabbed several times the complainant in this case”
