
Joseph Draper
South Reporter at LBC
Radio reporter @LBC @LBCNews. Covering the South. Formerly print journo @PA. Story tips: [email protected]. Views my own.
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1 month ago |
lbc.co.uk | Joseph Draper
On the anniversary of Russia’s invasion, I met the British troops preparing to defend Europe On the anniversary of Russia’s invasion, I met the British troops preparing to defend Europe. Picture: LBC By Joseph Draper It’s lunchtime in the dining tent, which the British soldiers around me affectionately call the ‘scoff house.
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Nov 18, 2024 |
lbc.co.uk | Joseph Draper
Exclusive Lambeth Palace 'paid hush money' to alleged victim of sexual assault by senior adviser Julian Whiting says he was paid hush money after being sexually assaulted by a Lambeth Palace adviser. Picture: Alamy/Supplied By Joseph Draper An abuse survivor has told LBC that a compensation payment from Lambeth Palace felt like “hush money”, after he accused a senior aide to the Archbishop of Canterbury of sexual assault.
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Aug 28, 2024 |
lbc.co.uk | Flaminia Luck |Joseph Draper
Teenage boy 'stamped on' by armed police and arrested for playing with water pistol Police have come under fire after armed officers held a teenaged boy at gunpoint - mistaking his water pistol for a gun. Picture: Handout By Joseph Draper A 17-year-old boy has been left in "sheer shock" after being “kicked and kneed” when arrested by armed police officers for playing with a water pistol.
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Aug 14, 2024 |
lbc.co.uk | Flaminia Luck |Joseph Draper
Hospital staff 'ignored and dismissed' mother of five who died of haemorrhage, family say after inquest reveals major failings Laura-Jane Seaman, 36, died in December 2022 not long after giving birth . Picture: Handout By Joseph Draper Relatives of a mother-of-five who suffered a fatal haemorrhage have told LBC she was “ignored and dismissed” by hospital staff.
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Aug 6, 2024 |
lbc.co.uk | Flaminia Luck |Joseph Draper
Exclusive Nurse involved in giving two babies lethal doses of cyanide medication at London hospital still allowed to practice A nurse involved in giving two premature babies lethal doses of cyanide medication at a London hospital is still allowed to practice. Picture: Supplied By Joseph Draper A nurse involved in giving two premature babies lethal doses of cyanide medication at a London hospital is still allowed to practice, LBC can reveal.
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RT @robbiehawkins__: 457 British military personnel killed in Afghanistan. 179 killed in Iraq.

My dispatch for @LBC and @LBCNews from NATO’s eastern frontier three years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Our troops are preparing for a major war of the kind which many had hoped to leave in the last century - and we should be, too. https://t.co/381p9eMGTS

RT @RadioToday: The nominations for the 2025 Commercial Radio News Awards in association with IRN and Sky News have been announced. https:/…