Tom Mcghie is a journalist who writes for the Daily Star in the United Kingdom. With a focus on sensational news and tabloid-style reporting, Tom's articles often cover bizarre and shocking stories, ranging from strange incidents to controversial topics. His work has also been featured in the Daily Mirror.
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Tom Mcghie's coverage predominantly focuses on evolving and breaking entertainment news, with a significant emphasis on controversial topics and crime. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or commentary related to ongoing controversies in the entertainment industry or noteworthy developments in crime stories.
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By: Tom Mcghie
WARNING, SEXUAL ABUSE: The unnamed woman, 41, claimed in 1996 she was raped by a taxi driver who looked exactly like president-elect Trump but didn't tell cops at the time
UK police forces have been urged to take 'urgent action' after it was revealed more criminals than ever are getting away with crimes due to authorities calling off investigations
By: Nadeem Badshah, Tom Mcghie
An expert has warned that birdflu might become a 'serious problem' next year, claiming that humans are just one mutation away from experiencing a pandemic
By: Tom Mcghie
An expert as claimed the further you live from the equator, the more likely you are to suffer from symptoms usually classed as 'the winter blues', including low mood and anxiety
By: Tom Mcghie
The 50,000-old remains were reportedly found in a kilometre-deep crater in Russia, lovingly referred to as 'gateway to the underworld' where countless other discoveries have been made
By: Tom Mcghie, Will Stone
There are a number of incidents which are defined as 'noncrime' hate incidents responded to by coppers, including arguments on Snapchat and grim football chants
By: Tom Mcghie
All four Moscow airports reopened after a brief time, including an additional airport in Kaluga which reopened later this afternoon - as of yet no reason has been given
By: Tom Mcghie
After a near-death experience at the hands of a rampaging herd of cattle, a farmer's daughter is looking to raise awareness about the dangers of seemingly docile, but actually deadly, cows
By: Andrew Forgrave, Tom Mcghie
Gary Dixon had been on a bus trip to Llangollen when he spotted the huge white disc spinning on the River Dee in Denbighshire, so he walked a mile back to the river to take a closer look
By: Tom Mcghie
After blinking into the daylight in Stilfontein, South Africa, the miners were met with police handcuffs - but said that fate was far better than if they'd stayed underground
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