Claire Duffin is a News Reporter at Perth Now. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, family and relationships, and parenting, with a focus on consumer health and mental health. Claire's work has been featured in notable publications such as MSN, Daily Mail, Narrogin Observer, and The Nightly.
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Claire Duffin focuses on a wide range of national UK news, with prominent coverage in crime, government and politics, and social issues. Her articles often cover evolving or breaking stories.
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By: Claire Duffin
A female PE teacher accused of having sex with a 16-year-old pupil told a court she was not a very good teacher but wanted to be popular with those she taught.
Bronwen James, 30, said she was 'easily influenced' and wanted to be 'perceived as a nice person' so kept their communication quiet.
By: Claire Duffin
A female PE teacher accused of having sex with a 16-year-old pupil admitted lying to police about being in touch with him because she 'didn't want it to blow up'.
A hearing was told a 'more rapid administration of blood products' could have increased Barnaby's chances of getting to hospital with enough of a heartbeat to undergo surgery.
The death of a student killed in the Nottingham attacks was potentially preventable if he had received different medical treatment at the scene, a panel of experts found.
Valdo Calocane's pads and a sketchbook also contained 'deeply misogynistic' ramblings as well as references to the Manchester Arena attack but were 'not considered to be of evidential value'.
By: Claire Duffin
Notebooks belonging to the Nottingham attacker containing lists of explosives were dismissed by police as unimportant, it emerged today.
On the final day of closing submissions at the inquiry, chair Her Honour Deborah Taylor demanded an apology from Nottinghamshire police over the notebooks.
By: Claire Duffin
A judge has demanded a police force apologise for failing to disclose notebooks belonging to the Nottingham attacker which contained lists of bomb making ingredients.
Verity Wyng said she was concerned about how weapons were stored on board the ship after Jon Paxton took the keys for a storage locker from a sleeping colleague before shooting himself dead.
