Tim Dale is a Broadcast Journalist at BBC News. He covers a range of topics including Europe, the United Kingdom, crime, and holidays, with a particular interest in Massachusetts. Tim's work has been featured in BBC News, BBC World, Cigalah Group, and Solicitors Journal.
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Tim Dale's coverage heavily features local news, including government announcements and community-focused events in the Yorkshire region. Pitches directed to Tim should aim to provide valuable insights or stories related to healthcare, infrastructure developments, community initiatives or sports within this geographic area.
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A man was arrested in York after another man was found dead in Doncaster on Thursday, police say.
Aabid Khan was first jailed for possessing terrorism material in 2008 and is now back in prison.
Jury finds Ranei Wilks guilty of manslaughter of 18-year-old Jamie Meah but clears him of murder.
Police are asking those who witnessed the crash in Wakefield on Saturday to get in touch.
More than £2,000 is raised for the mum and daughter who lost everything in a blaze at their home.
Darren Harris is accused of injecting record shop owner in the buttock with a hospital anaesthetic.
Contractors finished work and the road reopened on Thursday a week earlier than planned.
The woman was struck by the vehicle in Thurcroft, Rotherham, and later died, South Yorkshire Police says.
Scarborough Town Board says the scheme will improve facilities for the fishing industry and visitors.
By: Michelle Lyons, Andrew Barton, Tim Dale
On the fifth anniversary of the first case of Covid in the UK, a Bradford teen recalls her personal battle.
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