Bea Swallow is a Multimedia Journalist at Yahoo. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, climate change, and animal care, with a focus on animal rescue and rehabilitation, water conservation, and consumer health. Bea's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance Singapore, BBC News, and MSN, among others.
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Bea Swallow's coverage is heavily focused on local news, with an emphasis on entertainment, crime, government & politics. To effectively pitch to her, consider offering newsworthy local events or developments related to Bristol and nearby areas in Somerset and Gloucestershire.
Given the focus on breaking news and government announcements as well as press releases, Bea may be interested in receiving pitches about upcoming events or initiatives by local authorities or organizations within her coverage area.
Entertainment news appears to be a significant part of Bea's coverage topics, so she might also show interest in stories related to art exhibitions or cultural events happening locally. Additionally, considering the prevalence of crime-related articles suggests that she could be receptive to pitches involving noteworthy criminal cases or legal developments within her geographic focus.
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By: Bea Swallow, Rhiannon Yhnell, Harriet Robinson
Rhiannon Yhnell - Bristol Crown Court; Bea Swallow; Harriet Robinson - Bristol
Wiltshire Police said the victim sustained life-changing injuries in the incident.
Ben Howlett represented the Conservative party in Bath for two years.
By: Ross Pollard, Bea Swallow, Harriet Robinson
Bea Swallow & Harriet Robinson - Bristol; Ross Pollard A student who stabbed his housemate more than 30 times in a masked ambush has changed his murder plea to guilty.
By: Bea Swallow, Matty Edwards
The Attorney General rules there is not a point of law which needs "further clarification".
By: Bea Swallow, Matty Edwards
The Attorney General rules there is not a point of law which needs "further clarification".
Although much of the rich history of Bristol has been preserved, plenty of the city has changed over the past century and beyond.
An interactive photo gallery showing how Bristol has evolved over the past 100 years.
Bea Swallow - Bristol A mother who admitted killing her three children at their home wept in court as details of their deaths were read out.
By: Scott Ellis, Bea Swallow, Sophie Parker
New operation sees law-breaking drivers offered roadside education rather than a fine.
