Tom Sanders is a Senior News Reporter at various outlets including Jornal Txopela and Metro.co.uk. He focuses on crime, politics, and world news, with a particular interest in the Russia/Ukraine war and social issues. Tom's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Lancet and The Naked Scientists.
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Tom Sanders' coverage primarily focuses on local crime and evolving stories in the Dublin, Ireland area. He seems to be particularly interested in breaking news related to crime, as well as intriguing entertainment news.
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One woman could be heard saying ‘he's been knocked out’, while another said ‘the bizzie's out cold’.
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Police are set to recieve an additional £17.4 billion in funding next year - and you're going to help pay for it.
By: Tom Sanders
The pair held a 'deep-seated grudge' against the victim and attacked him at a nightclub in Widnes on New Year's Eve.
By: Tom Sanders
The move comes after rail workers rejected a deal aimed at resolving a dispute over rest day working.
By: Tom Sanders
It comes after a number of incidents of fans refusing to leave the pit at shows...under any circumstances.
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Chinese shopping app Temu topped the Apple iPhone charts this year.
The bad seafood could have caused millions of people to develop food poisoning over Christmas.
By: Tom Sanders
The roof was torn clean off the bus after the top deck hit a railway bridge.
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