
Matt Roper
Senior Feature Writer at The Daily Mirror
Feature Writer at Freelance
Senior feature writer, Daily Mirror. British Journalism Awards nominee - Interviewer of the Year. Founder of Meninadança. Author of Before The Night Comes.
Articles
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4 days ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | Matt Roper |Jackie Grant
Andrew Parsons' murder of wife Janee features in a new true crime series. The story of how audio footage captured the moment a man killed his wife in jealous rage will be told in a new true-crime series. Former newsreader Dermot Murnaghan is fronting Killer Britain, which starts on Monday.
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5 days ago |
flipboard.com | Niamh Kirk |Matt Roper |Siobhan McNally
23 hours agoIconic 'Baywatch' Actress, 57, Stuns Fans with Ageless Appearance in Rare OutingThe star left the popular series in 1998. She might be best known for wearing a red swimsuit, but former Baywatch star Donna D'Errico was a vision in …5 hours agoAre Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson Dating? Baywatch Star Fuels Romance RumorsSRK in Don Coolie Update Panchayat Season 4 teaser Gram Chikitsalay Gram Chikitsalay Review Shahid Kapoor Farzi 2 CID Housefull 5 Teaser Virat Kohli …
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1 week ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | Matt Roper |Gemma Ryder
A Guernsey woman has uncovered two long-lost sisters born during WWII—after a stranger’s email unravelled a family secret kept hidden for over 60 years. A British woman has discovered two long-lost sisters—decades after World War II tore her family apart—thanks to a stranger’s message on a genealogy website. Jag Sherbourne, 69, from Guernsey made the discovery following a message from a stranger on the now-defunct Friends Reunited website in 2009.
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2 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Matt Roper
Forensic ecologist Patricia Wiltshire has worked on over 300 criminal investigations, solving many using previously overlooked clues from nature, but one case proved to be her most bizarreBritain's leading forensic ecologist Patricia Wiltshire has helped solved many gruesome and baffling murders over her 25-year career. The expert uses previously ignored clues from nature such as pollen and mould spores to unlock the secrets behind cases where police have drawn a blank.
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2 weeks ago |
irishmirror.ie | Matt Roper
In the end it was not presidents, prime ministers or royalty who said the final farewells yesterday. That honour was reserved for the poor, in accordance with the Pope’s last wishes. And before them the ordinary folk who lined the streets of Rome shouting his name. A fitting and breathtaking end to the remarkable life of the “People’s Pope”.
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