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Naomi Schanen

Writing and documenting history.

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Oli Mansfield

ASSISTANT PRODUCER AT TIMES RADIO Words: The Times, Palatinate, City News Radio: Times Radio Social media: Jeremy Vine ShowPodcast: Under One Sky TV: City News, Pal Tv

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Sophia Stanford

Broadcast Journalism Masters at City, University of London Content Creator at Filmworkz and Podcast Host for Filmtalkz Radio and Podcast Host for That's Camp Freelance Journalist

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Jasmine Lee-Zogbessou

NCTJ accredited and experienced journalist. I can source, cover and produce engaging content for various platforms and audiences. Creative and adaptable, I have developed my skill-set in digital journalism and …

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Mollie Katharena Hib

I'm a London-based Cambodian-American multimedia journalist with experience in reporting and producing news in the U.K, Hong Kong, and Cambodia.

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Martha Dean

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Shamima Begum loses appeal on being stripped of UK citizenship - City University News

Shamima Begum has lost her appeal against the Home Office over being stripped of her UK citizenship. Shamima Begum, 24, had previously lost a challenge against being revoked of her UK citizenship at the Special Immigrations Appeals Commission (SIAC) last year. A bid to overturn this decision was dismissed by …
By Mollie Katharena Hib
• City News

Judge accused of bias after liking 'Free Palestine' post

A judge who “decided not to punish” three protesters at a pro-Palestinian protest has come under fire after appearing to support a social media post calling for a “free Palestine”. The three protesters, 29-year-old Heba Alhayek, 26-year-old Pauline Ankunda, and 27-year-old Noimutu Olayinka Taiwo, were found guilty of a terror …
By Oli Mansfield
• City News

British Museum recovered gems to go on display for first time

Ten gems which went missing from the British Museum and recovered are being displayed for the first time in a new exhibition. In August, the museum announced that around 2,000 artefacts were missing, stolen or damaged, and a member of staff had been sacked. Since then, it has recovered 357 …
By Oli Mansfield
• City News

Experts warn of potential opioid crisis

A looming gap in the opiate market is being filled by synthetic drugs such as nitazenes; a drug that experts and charities warn is causing unaccounted deaths in the capital. Almost non-existent post-mortem testing for these drugs, alongside severely backlogged coroner services means that the number of nitazene-related deaths could …
By Maisie Ringer
• City News