Nathan Lee

London

Senior UK Producer at ITV News

Senior UK Producer @ITVNews. RTS Scoop of the Year & UK News Coverage. Young Journalist of the Year. Multi award winning pod Partygate: The Inside Story 👇🏻

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Articles

How would assisted dying in England and Wales compare to Oregon?

1 month ago | itv.com | Nathan Lee

Twenty-seven years ago, the rest of the United States was watching the state of Oregon as it chose how its residents should be allowed to die. Just as England and Wales are now, the state was mulling over legislation that would allow terminally ill patients with less than six months to live to end their lives.
How to Find 'Hidden' Jobs as an International Student in Australia

Aug 18, 2024 | insiderguides.com.au | Nathan Lee

Finding a job as an international student in Australia can be challenging, however, there is a ‘hidden’ job market you may not know about! There are a number of job opportunities that aren’t advertised on job boards and are instead filled through referrals and word of mouth. In fact, It’s believed that (Career Success Australia). So here are some strategies to help you tap into these ‘hidden’ opportunities and enhance your chances of securing a job as an international student in Australia. 1.
Michigan generator company leaves customers waiting for thousands of dollars in refunds

Jun 12, 2024 | wzzm13.com | Nathan Lee

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Residents across the greater Grand Rapids area said they are out upwards of $10,000 after a local branch of a generator company canceled their orders with no warning. Generator Supercenter of Grand Rapids, located on southeast Plainfield Drive, handled the purchasing and installation of generators for West Michigan. However, in February, Nicholas Juhle, an Ada resident, paid $11,440—a 50% down payment—for a generator contracted to be installed on April 24.
Former police officer fired after forcing arrestee to lick urine off jail floor, officials say

Mar 15, 2024 | kold.com | Anthony Warren |Nathan Lee |Akim Powell

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT/Gray News) - A former Mississippi police officer was fired after he filmed himself forcing an arrestee to lick his urine off the jail floor, officials say. WLBT reported that 26-year-old Michael Christian Green was a patrol officer with the Pearl Police Department when the incident happened on December 23, 2023. It all started when the detainee, identified as B.E. was arrested at Sam’s Club following a domestic incident.
DESE reviews study on four-day school weeks | Mid-Missouri News | komu.com

Feb 6, 2024 | komu.com | Nathan Lee

There is not a statistically significant effect on both academic achievement or growth when schools meet one less day per week, a group of researchers told the Missouri State Board of Education Tuesday.
Columbia closes ice skating at Stephens Lake, ice fishing at Cosmo-Bethel

Jan 23, 2024 | columbiamissourian.com | Nathan Lee

By Nathan Lee, KOMU 8 Reporter & Danny and Jimenez, KOMU 8 Digital Producer Columbia Parks and Recreation closed Stephens Lake Park for ice skating and Cosmo-Bethel Park for ice fishing on Tuesday due to unsafe conditions. Parks and Recreation opened the lakes for recreational activities on Jan. 16 following snowfall and arctic temperatures.
MolinaCares donates $250,000 for food desert in the Mississippi Delta

Nov 16, 2023 | actionnews5.com | Nathan Lee

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - The MolinaCares Accord and Molina Healthcare donated $250,000 dollars to the Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi. It will support programs that help families access nutritious food across the Mississippi Delta. A Community Foundation official Stacy Trout talks about what the state is facing with these food deserts. A food desert is an area that has limited access to affordable and nutritious food.
Union postal workers displeased with proposed changes to Columbia mail facility

Nov 16, 2023 | komu.com | Nathan Lee

COLUMBIA − The way mail is distributed could change in Columbia, and U.S. Postal Service union workers are dissatisfied with the proposal. The U.S. Postal Service held a public meeting with residents Thursday over potential changes to the way mail moves across the state. Following a Mail Processing Facility Review, USPS came to the conclusion that the Columbia processing and distribution center's services do not support the its goals.
MU service workers protest against university treatment

Nov 4, 2023 | komu.com | Nathan Lee

COLUMBIA - Chants echoed across the University of Missouri campus Saturday as dozens of university workers held a march on Jessie Hall to protest against the university's treatment of its employees. Many of the protesters were members of the LiUNA Local 955 labor union, which organized the march. Their jobs range from MU groundspeople and landscapers to dorm maintenance workers and campus dining employees.
Farmers, community members celebrate expansion of MU Health Care Pavilion

Oct 28, 2023 | komu.com | Nathan Lee

COLUMBIA - MU Health Care Pavilion, home of the Columbia Farmers Market, got an upgrade. Construction managers, CFM directors and Columbia residents gathered Saturday to cut the ribbon on the expanded pavilion. The additions include hundreds of feet of covered market space. The project's completion, initially proposed in 1980, is a major milestone in the 43-year joint effort between CFM, the City of Columbia, MU Health Care and the dozens of Farmers who use the space to display their produce.