
Ian Gallagher
Chief Reporter at The Mail on Sunday
Articles
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Ian Gallagher
Yellow police tape still surrounds Karen Carter's honey-coloured stone cottage on the outskirts of Trémolat, a small village east of Bordeaux. It looks forlorn now, sags where once it was taut, and has faded slightly in the heat, just like the flowers left in tribute. Among them, a posy laid by her husband Alan.
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2 weeks ago |
birminghamworld.uk | Ian Gallagher
An award-winning Birmingham accountancy practice has promoted a tax expert to its board of directors – 24 years after she joined the firm straight from school as an ambitious office junior. Paislei Godley joined Prime Accountants Group in 2001 under its previous guise of Pilley and Florsham and worked her way up the ranks to become a qualified chartered tax adviser in 2013.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Ian Gallagher
Eight pioneering nurses who formed their own union to defend the rights of women have won a landmark battle for a female-only changing room. The Darlington nurses launched a legal action saying transgender policies put them at risk, deprived them of dignity and breached their human rights. They claimed a biological male colleague identifying as a woman called Rose stared at their breasts as they were getting undressed and lingered too long in the changing room.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Ian Gallagher
SOLVED: Decades-old mystery of the ballroom photo that featured in one of the most famous films of all time... but do you remember where you've seen it? By IAN GALLAGHER Published: 18:28 EDT, 7 June 2025 | Updated: 18:28 EDT, 7 June 2025 It is a mystery that has perplexed fans of The Shining, one of the greatest horror films ever made, for 45 years. Just what is the truth behind the haunting final scene?
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Abul Taher |Ian Gallagher
A British businessman accused of spying for China reported to a high-ranking intelligence officer closely linked to President Xi Jinping, The Mail on Sunday has learned. John Miller, who the MoS last week revealed was the subject of an FBI sting operation, was arrested with his 'handler', Cui Guanghai, just hours before they were due to board a flight to Beijing. Both men are accused of trying to buy weapons and sensitive military technology in the United States for the People's Liberation Army.
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