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Dan Martin

England

Journalist at BBC

Apparently the death of journalism. BBC reporter @bbcemt [email protected]

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  • 3 days ago | bbc.com | Dan Martin

    Police officer recalls moment train hit colleagueDan MartinReporting fromNottingham Coroner's CourtNottinghamshire PoliceGraham Saville, 46, died five days after he was injuredA police officer has told an inquest of the moments leading up to her colleague being fatally hit by a train as they tried to get a vulnerable man off railway tracks. Sgt Graham Saville was struck after he was deployed to the railway line near Newark, Nottinghamshire, on 24 August 2023.

  • 4 days ago | bbc.com | Dan Martin

    Officer hit by train after being called to help manDan MartinNottinghamshire PoliceGraham Saville, 46, died five days after he was injuredA police officer suffered "catastrophic" injuries when he was hit by a moving train after responding to a 999 call to help a vulnerable man, an inquest has heard. Sgt Graham Saville was called to the railway line near Newark, Nottinghamshire, on 24 August, 2023.

  • 1 week ago | bbc.co.uk | Dan Martin

    Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Police said they treated AI-generated images as seriously as photographsA man used artificial intelligence (AI) to generate hundreds of indecent images of children, police have said. Nottinghamshire Police said Thomas Rowley, was found to have more than 1,900 images on his computer and phone, including 882 category A pictures showing the most severe kinds of abuse.

  • 1 week ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Dan Martin

    A heron has been released back into the wild after being freed from a tangle of fishing wire. Brinsley Animal Rescue in Nottinghamshire said the bird had "beaten the odds" after it was found trapped and wounded near the Ilkeston canal. Centre co-founder Jon Beresford, who nursed the heron back to health, said he was concerned the bird might struggle but was relieved when it "flew and flew". "It was amazing and made all the hard work worthwhile," Mr Beresford said.

  • 1 week ago | bbc.com | Dan Martin

    Man made 'depraved' images of children using AIDan MartinGetty ImagesPolice said they treated AI-generated images as seriously as photographsA man used artificial intelligence (AI) to generate hundreds of indecent images of children, police have said. Nottinghamshire Police said Thomas Rowley, was found to have more than 1,900 images on his computer and phone, including 882 category A pictures showing the most severe kinds of abuse.

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