Steve Bird is a Senior Reporter with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, particularly in London. He has written for various publications including The Telegraph, Yahoo News, Cigalah Group, and Yahoo News UK. Steve's articles cover a wide range of topics including local politics, crime, accidents, and community issues.
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Steve Bird's coverage heavily focuses on local issues in London, including traffic, accidents, crime, and government-related matters. He seems to prioritize evolving stories, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and breaking news.
If you're reaching out to Steve with a pitch or as a potential source for an article idea related to London-specific topics such as local politics, transportation issues in the city (especially relating to safety), or ongoing legal/regulatory developments within the region - your pitch is more likely to resonate with him. Additionally, if you have insights into evolving stories about accidents or crimes within the area that align with his coverage history.
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'Everyone was screaming and shouting and running', said one witness.
By: Steve Bird
The armed police officer cleared of murdering Chris Kaba is set to be promoted to the rank of inspector.
By: Steve Bird
The police habit of recording “ non-crime hate incidents ” (NCHIs) has been brought to bear on home secretaries, barristers, bar staff and even cat lovers.
Fines collectively worth a record £8 million have been issued to motorists after a Labour council installed a bus gate “cash cow” next to an MOT centre last year.
Local businesses struggle to cope as ‘scared’ customers avoid the area
By: Steve Bird
A police force refused to prosecute a man who sent an image of the Star of David intertwined with the Nazi swastika to a Jewish students' organisation, on the basis it was not offensive enough.
By: Steve Bird
The full threat posed to pedestrians by dangerous and illegal cycling in the country's most famous parks can be revealed by The Telegraph for the first time.
By: Steve Bird
Riders have been involved in hit and runs, travelling on illegal bikes and hitting pedestrians so hard they are ‘catapulted’ into the air
News of death emerges days after inquest into suicide of young man said to have been ostracised by fellow undergraduates
An Oxford University PhD student has been found hanged just days after it emerged an undergraduate took his own life after being ostracised by fellow students.
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