Zita Whalley is a journalist based in Leigh On Sea, Essex, focusing on local news stories for the Daily Star in the UK. With a wide range of publications featuring her work, Zita has covered various topics including crime, human interest stories, paranormal phenomena, and celebrity news.
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Zita Whalley's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the United Kingdom, Essex, and Leigh On Sea. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, accidents/disasters, politics, restaurants and weather.
If you're reaching out to Zita with story suggestions or expert commentary offers, consider focusing on local events in the specified areas or those with potential broader interest within the UK. For example: unique human-interest stories related to unusual incidents or local developments that may have wider relevance could be of interest to her.
Additionally, given Zita's focus on house & home themes and entertainment news alongside crime-related topics like accidents/disasters and politics at times suggest she might also appreciate pitches around these areas relevant to the regions she covers.
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By: Zita Whalley
Playboy model and The Bachelor star Tabby Brown, who once dated Raheem Sterling, was 'fit and healthy' before her Brazilian butt lift, but collapsed just three days after her return
By: Zita Whalley, Eleanor Lees
Public health experts have said the next global pandemic is likely to begin in the United States as the H5N1 avian flu continues to mutate and the risk of human-to-bird transmission grows
By: Zita Whalley
YouTuber MrBeast wants to 'find secrets and go through all the rooms and tombs' when he rents out all three of Egypt's pyramids for his exclusive use for 100 hours
By: Zita Whalley
Danielle Massey denied leaving her seven-month-old son unsupervised while having a bath for a long period of time, but her phone says one app was in use for almost 30 minutes at the time of death
By: Brigid Brown, Zita Whalley
General Igor Kirillov, the highest ranking Russian official killed in Moscow since the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, knew he was a marked man.
By: Zita Whalley
Tiny non-sentient bits of human brain sent to the ISS also showed less signs of stress and inflammation than Earth-bound organoids in an experiment testing the affects of microgravity on the bean
By: Brigid Brown, Zita Whalley
More than 300 people have reportedly fallen ill with the strange virus, named as Dinga Dinga by locals in the African country's Bundibugyo district.
By: Zita Whalley
The Met Office has reached a verdict on whether or not Brits will wake up to a White Christmas this year but say 'it is still too early to be certain' and will continue to provide updates
By: Zita Whalley
Once feared to be the next Disease X, the mysterious illness devastating the DRC finally has been identified - and it's mainly killing women and children under five
By: Zita Whalley
At the request of her ex-cop and convicted paedophile son, Rebekah Edwards buried a phone alongside the family's dead moggy - when police recovered it the device was 'incapable of examination'
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