Shola Lee is a journalist based in Tenterden, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. She writes for BBC News, BBC Mundo, and Cigalah Group, and her work has also been featured in Yahoo News, 65twenty, Tyla, and UNILAD. Shola covers a wide range of topics, including community events, environmental issues, crime, and human interest stories.
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Shola Lee's articles focus predominantly on local news, community events, and government announcements with an emphasis on the Tenterden area in the United Kingdom. Her coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news related to local events, weather updates affecting the community, and charitable activities.
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By: Ruchira Sharma, Shola Lee
Actor Emma Myers discusses the hype around the upcoming BBC series - and the power of BookTok.
As the new series of the BBC's Paranormal looks into alleged UFO sightings, one aerospace expert says accessible, modern technology puts us in a stronger position than ever to work out what's going on in the skies above us.
Bestselling author Holly Jackson shares her secrets for plotting a modern murder mystery - and explains how true crime has influenced her.
As the new series of the BBC's Paranormal looks into alleged UFO sightings, one aerospace expert says accessible, modern technology puts us in a stronger position […]
By: Shola Lee, Eleanor Shearwood
Molly Rainford's character Anna Knight is the victim of spiking in a new five-part web series.
By: Shola Lee, Yasmin Rufo
Chloe Ayling tells the BBC how she dealt with victim blaming, online trolls and telling her story again.
Actor Rhiannon May on exploring Beethoven's deafness in the Aurora Orchestra's BBC Proms performance.
Shola Lee "I was always drawn to Elizabeth Taylor," says Kim Kardashian.
The Bafta winner speaks about his new show and why young people are getting interested in folklore.
Shola Lee "It sounds so cliché," says performer Kyran Peet, "but drag has saved me."
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