Liam O'Dell is a freelance reporter at Indy100, part of The Independent. He primarily covers UK and US politics, with a keen focus on disability rights, and has a broad interest in themes such as public policy, current affairs, and government. Liam has been featured in notable publications including Metro.co.uk, Evening Standard, and Yahoo News UK.
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By: Harry Fletcher, Liam O'Dell
Whether you love him or hate him, Donald Trump is undoubtedly unafraid to speak his mind - even if it means getting ridiculed mercilessly by the internet.From the invention of "covfefe" (does anyone know what that is yet?), to the claim that you "can't be too greedy" (and don't we know it), there's ...
By: Liam O’Dell
Advertisements on ITV will be required to come with subtitles from January, in news which comes a year after Channel 4 introduced the policy.
By: Liam O’Dell
Tilda Swinton returns to the role she originated in 1988 in this revival of Manfred Karge’s play, running at the Royal Court Theatre.
By: Liam O'Dell
Yet again, US president Donald Trump’s White House has expressed how much it dislikes attention being drawn to the Republican’s close aide, Natalie Harp, just weeks after Democratic senator Jon Ossoff mentioned the official during a re-election rally in Georgia.In remarks which saw him branded a “mi...
By: Liam O'Dell
US president Donald Trump continues to be the subject of speculation around his health and wellbeing online, after having two MRI scans in the space of a year in 2025, being diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency and – in this case – appearing to fall asleep on multiple occasions.The 80-year-ol...
By: Liam O'Dell
US president Donald Trump, who has popularised the term ‘fake news’ over his two presidential terms, is known to clash with the media over coverage and questions with which he doesn’t agree, with many of these heated exchanges involving female reporters.In October 2018, the Republican called on Ceci...
By: Liam O'Dell
On Friday, US president Donald Trump’s son Eric said his father was “willing to open his arms to anyone” and is also “willing to go head to head with anyone” ahead of the Republican’s meeting with Irish president Catherine Connolly on Saturday, but social media users have suggested one viral photogr...
By: Liam O'Dell
US president Donald Trump has been accused of inaccurately claiming credit for things in the past, and now, in a wild claim which has left social media users scratching their heads, the White House is facing ridicule for thanking the 80-year-old Republican for a lack of hurricanes.Yes, really.Chris ...
By: Liam O'Dell
On Friday, US president Donald Trump 's son Eric said his father was “willing to open his arms to anyone” and is also “willing to go head to head
By: Liam O'Dell
Liam O'Dell Yet again, US president Donald Trump 's White House has expressed how much it dislikes attention being drawn to the Republican's
