
Asha Patel
Journalist at BBC News
Online journalist, BBC East Midlands | Ex @LeicsLive, Team Regional Press Award nominee | Former @Meta Community Reporter ✉️ [email protected] | DMs open
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3 days ago |
bbc.com | Asha Patel
Parents welcome probe into Nottingham baby deathsAsha PatelPA MediaSarah and Gary Andrews daughter Wynter died 23 minutes after being born while under the care of Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust in 2019Parents whose babies died under the care of maternity units in Nottingham have welcomed a corporate manslaughter investigation into an NHS trust but say it is just a "piece of the jigsaw".
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3 days ago |
wtsp.com | Asha Patel
TAMPA, Fla. — As Florida braces for another potentially active hurricane season, U.S. Representative Kathy Castor is summing up the general mood with one word: anxiety. But this year, the concern goes beyond the usual worries of wind damage, flooding and storm surge. Speaking candidly about federal readiness, Castor expressed doubts about the level of support available compared to past hurricane seasons.
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4 days ago |
bbc.com | Asha Patel
Human remains found in search for missing womanAsha PatelSuppliedIzabela Helena Zablocka had been living in Derby when her family lost contact with her in 2010Human remains have been found as part a murder inquiry following the disappearance of a woman last seen 15 years ago, police have said. Derbyshire Police launched an investigation into the disappearance of Izabela Helena Zablocka, who moved to the UK from Poland in 2009, after the force received a missing persons report in May.
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6 days ago |
wtsp.com | Asha Patel
PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. — For many students, the Pinellas County Job Corps Center was more than just a school— it was a lifeline. “This place is where second chances happen and miracles happen,” one student told 10 Tampa Bay. “This place became my miracle.” But now, that miracle is abruptly ending. Hundreds of students have been told they must leave the center immediately, leaving many like Johnston with nowhere to go.
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1 week ago |
firstcoastnews.com | Asha Patel
TAMPA, Fla. — In the wake of repeated hurricanes and tropical storms, a new and growing threat is drawing the attention of Florida’s top safety and insurance officials: lithium-ion battery fires igniting in electric vehicles (EVs) after exposure to saltwater. After storm surges flood coastal neighborhoods, submerged electric vehicles — including cars, golf carts, and scooters — have been known to catch fire without warning.
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Mumtaz Member was found dead in her bedroom nearly 10 years ago. Today a coroner confirmed she was unlawfully killed in a "brutal" assault - but the case remains unsolved https://t.co/0nYwodcIrN

RT @BBCNottingham: Doubling dog poo problem is 'not nice for anyone' - tap the pic to read more https://t.co/cBPVF6B5n3

The government has now said work is ongoing to establish the scope of an inquiry into the attacks https://t.co/p1fuzDqnVd