Helen Kelly is a TV Editor at various esteemed publications including the Yorkshire Post and Birmingham Live. She focuses on themes of education and higher education, while also exploring topics related to the film industry and filmmaking. Helen's work has been featured in a wide array of outlets, such as the Daily Star, Yahoo News UK, and The Mirror, among others.
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Helen Kelly's coverage mainly focuses on entertainment news, particularly TV shows, celebrities, and dramas with a significant emphasis on event coverage. If you have insights related to breaking news in the world of television, updates about celebrities or popular TV shows, or commentary on trending entertainment events, she may be receptive to your pitch.
It is important to note that Helen does not have a specific geographic focus but appears to cover international entertainment stories without regional limitations.
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It's one of the most popular quiz shows on TV and one contestant has opened up about their experience
That must’ve been nerve‑shredding in the studio
Those who have watched the film revealed they were left crying throughout
Proper lump-in-the-throat stuff (contains affiliate links)
By: Helen Kelly
Edinburgh residents invited to shape the future of walking in the Capital
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By: Kuldeep Reddy, Helen Kelly
A system under structural pressure India's higher education expansion challenge is clear, with significant additional capacity required if
By: Helen Kelly, Meghna Amin
Meghna Amin, Helen Kelly An Antiques Roadshow guest has admitted they have no plans on selling an extraordinary piece of history . During
By: Helen Kelly, Meghna Amin
They shared the story behind an 'extraordinary' piece of history.
By: Meghna Amin, Helen Kelly
The children of Titanic survivor Sidney Daniels appeared on BBC's Antiques Roadshow to share their father's remarkable story.
By: Helen Kelly
Perceptions of workplace culture vary between staff and managers in schools, a new study finds
