Paul Britton is a Reporter at Manchester Evening News. With extensive experience in crime and court reporting, he also covers topics related to cybersecurity, health, and public policy, reflecting a commitment to general assignment news that intersects with vital societal issues. Paul has been featured in various prominent publications including the Mirror, Daily Express, and Financial Times.
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Manchester, United Kingdom (Local)
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Paul Britton's articles predominantly cover evolving and breaking local news stories, with a focus on crime-related incidents. He appears to be particularly interested in ongoing developments related to accidents, public safety, transportation issues, and other local news.
Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, Paul may respond well to pitches that provide insights into ongoing or developing local incidents involving crime or public safety. Experts who can offer commentary on family dynamics impacted by criminal events may also capture his interest.
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By: Paul Britton
Nationally, the figure has topped 100,000 for the first time
By: Paul Britton
Metal from an RAF Spitfire has been used to craft four special poppies
By: Paul Britton
The departure lounge will increase in size by a third, with a new Italian restaurant - Terracotta - set to open
By: Rachel Smith, Paul Britton
'He should have respected and loved Carla as his own child. He completely abused that trust, harbouring a perverted infatuation with her, before ultimately killing her'
An investigation is underway
By: Paul Britton, Matt Jackson
Laurence Russell, 62, died at Forest Bank prison in Salford on October 2, the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman has said, with an investigation now underway into the death in custody
By: Paul Britton
'He probably thought he had got away with it'
By: Paul Britton
Hospitality leaders have spoken out
By: Paul Britton
Two people are in custody
By: Rachel Smith, Paul Britton
'The girl in the strawberry pyjamas with the smile'
