The Daily Mirror (online)
January 2021 – ongoing
News items
'Drunk dad who refused 40 times to wear a face mask on a Ryanair flight spared jail' – LINK HERE
'Mum left girl, 4, home alone while she went on nine hour drinking binge' – LINK HERE
'Thug who beat up former headteacher and left him in pool of blood back in jail' – LINK HERE
'Ex-British Airways air hostess caught drink-driving four times over the limit walks free' – LINK HERE
Woman took fatal drink and drugs cocktail after years of abusive ex's 'mental torture' – LINK HERE
Manchester Evening News (online)
January 2021 – ongoing
News items
'Thug who left former school headteacher in pool of his own blood after harbouring a grudge back behind bars' – LINK HERE
'Beauty therapist kicked off 6 am Ryanair flight to Ibiza after downing a bottle of wine' – LINK HERE
The i newspaper (online & print edition)
January 2021
Features
'Hong Kong pro-democracy activists are escaping to the UK – but even here they can’t evade China’s spies' – LINK HERE
Byline Times (online and print edition)
April – July 2020
Features
'‘We Didn’t Trust the Rest of the World to Look After Us Properly’ – The People Rejecting Mainstream Living' – LINK HERE
'Love in a Time of Lockdown How the Coronavirus is Adapting Dating Habits' – LINK HERE
Shorthand (online)
May 2020
Features
'Interview – Sir Robin Knox-Johnston:‘I’m not ready to go’' – LINK HERE
Mancunian Matters (online)
October 2019 – September 2020
Features
'Behind the masks: Manchester's Hong Kong protesters speak out' – LINK HERE
'Behind the façade of Manchester's economic transformation with 'Not Quite Light' photographer Simon Buckley' – LINK HERE
'Interview: Tackling homelessness with Manchester Street Poem's Simon Leroux' – LINK HERE
News items
'Artists take fresh approach to socially distanced dining in Media City' – LINK HERE
'Why ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ is raising questions in Manchester' – LINK HERE
'Hong Kong activists urge Britain to do more during Manchester protest' – LINK HERE
'The resistance starts here': Anti Tory government protests flare in Manchester' – LINK HERE
'Shadow ministers said Leave voters were 'bigoted and racist', alleges Ian Lavery' – LINK HERE
Viva Magazine (online)
October – November 2019
Features
'Beyond Ikea – who’s behind Manchester’s new Nordic vibe? – LINK HERE
Now Then (online, reprints)
October – November 2019
Features
'Beyond Ikea – who’s behind Manchester’s new Nordic vibe?' – LINK HERE
'Simon Buckley: Behind the façade of Manchester's economic transformation' – LINK HERE
'Local Check: Manchester Street Poem' – LINK HERE
Pink Wafer (online)
July – October 2019
Features
'Yemi Bolatiwa: Taking Over With The Manchester Soul Singer' – LINK HERE
'Mali Hayes: Getting Closer To What Feels Natural' – LINK HERE
Scandinavia Standard (online)
October 2018 – May 2019
Features
'How Tapetown Studio is Promoting Emerging Musicians' – LINK HERE
'Real Talk: Why Fraser McGuinness Traded Rock Star Life for a Barber Shop' – LINK HERE
'How Bladr is Making the Case for the Artist’s Book' – LINK HERE
'Affordable Luxury: The Best Meals in Copenhagen for 150 Kroner or Less' – LINK HERE
'Artist Spotlight: Copenhagen Art Space Underbanen' – LINK HERE
'Where to Get The Best Poké Bowl in Copenhagen' – LINK HERE
'Explore Copenhagen Through the Eyes of a Location Scout' – LINK HERE
'Where to Drink the Best Natural Wine in Copenhagen' – LINK HERE
'Artist Spotlight: Danish Classical Composer Louise Alenius' – LINK HERE
'What It’s Like to Live in Copenhagen’s Pirate Harbor' – LINK HERE
Interviews
'Live from Copenhagen: Swedish Post-Punk Band Agent Side Grinder' – LINK HERE
'Live from Copenhagen: Danish psychedelic band Fribytterdrømme' – LINK HERE
'Live from Copenhagen: Danish Rock Band De Underjordiske' – LINK HERE
'Live from Copenhagen: Swedish Pop Singer Sarah Klang' – LINK HERE
'Live from Copenhagen: Danish Glam Pop Artist Theo X' – LINK HERE
'Live from Copenhagen: Norwegian Indie-Disco Artist Farao' – LINK HERE
Listicles
'A Guide to Copenhagen’s Best Christmas Markets' – LINK HERE
'Discover the Best Scandinavian Bands of 2018' – LINK HERE
Globuzzer (online)
June – September 2018
Features
'Passage to Denmark: from bypassing military checkpoints to making Danish bagels' – LINK HERE
'Ark Books – a community conceived through prose' – LINK HERE
'Passage to Denmark: the fashion professional making ‘kawaii’ big in Copenhagen' – LINK HERE
'Passage to Denmark: meet the fearless musician bridging continents for his craft' – LINK HERE
Travel writing
'Street view: eat and drink your way through Rantzausgade' – LINK HERE
'Street view: find the spirit of independent trading on Jægersborggade' – LINK HERE
Reviews & events
'10 picks for Copenhagen Jazz Festival 2018' – LINK HERE
'Need a place to study? 5 Cafés where you can hit the books in Copenhagen' – LINK HERE
'"Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines!" – The Historic Grand Prix comes to town' – LINK HERE
'Copenhagen summer 'cliff diving' event set to cause a splash' – LINK HERE
'Celebrate inclusivity at Copenhagen Pride Week 2018' – LINK HERE
'Avast, land lumbers! – 5 ways to sit atop the water this summer' – LINK HERE
'Nordic Race 2018 – will you ‘embrace the pain’?' – LINK HER
'Seek out the best of Danish cinema at CPH:PIX 2018' – LINK HERE
'Kulturnatten 2018 – find your culture fix amidst the darkness' – LINK HERE
'Swoop Freestyle FAI World Championships dropping in on Copenhagen' – LINK HERE
'Witness the power of news reporting at the World Press Photo Awards Exhibition' – LINK HERE
'The culture trip: art in October' – LINK HERE
The Copenhagen Post (online & print edition)
February – August 2018
Features
'Inside Israel: Denmark’s mission to harness the power of the startup nation' – LINK HERE
'Surplus to requirements: internationals address root causes of food waste' – LINK HERE
'International brand a misnomer: the artist beating a drum for fair trade music' – LINK HERE
News items
'Danish startup leads way to modernise international art market' – LINK HERE
'Island-hopping: Refshaleøen to succeed Papirøen as host of Copenhagen Street Food' – LINK HER
'Prince Henrik’s final journey' – LINK HERE
'Science and Nature News in Brief: DTU makes ‘star’tling space discovery' – LINK HERE
'Green is the new black: proposed tax targets HBO and Netflix' – LINK HERE
'Denmark’s high hopes to become Europe’s biggest medical cannabis producer' – LINK HERE
'Danish government to no longer oil the wheels of fossil fuel extraction' – LINK HERE
'Young people paying the price for living in major cities' – LINK HERE
'Hopes of a nation rest on skater Møller-Rigas' – LINK HERE
'Danish commerce suffering due to EU’s missed targets' – LINK HERE
'Rainmaking creating a fresh space for future startups in Copenhagen' – LINK HERE
'Sex doll brothel opens in Denmark’s second largest city' – LINK HERE
'Danish CV platform Novorésumé goes global' – LINK HERE
'Babes everywhere: twice as many pigs in Denmark than people' – LINK HERE
'Lego bricking it: toy manufacturer announces reduced profits for first time in 13 years' – LINK HERE
'TDC’s crossed wires leads to a week of widespread issues' – LINK HERE
'Par for the course? Dismissed executive gets six-figure payout' – LINK HERE
'Danish startup Tattoodo inks its mark on an old industry' – LINK HERE
'Restoration planned for Copenhagen’s off-colour ‘Red Square’' – LINK HERE
'Danish PM shows solidarity with the UK over spy attack' – LINK HERE
'Runners championing fight to curb plastic blight' – LINK HERE
'Haas exoneration clears path for possible Magnussen breakthrough season' – LINK HERE
'Copenhagen co-hosting photo 'marathon' that places focus on cross cultural relations' – LINK HERE
'“Danes more like Israelis than other Scandinavians,” claims Swedish futurologist' – LINK HERE
'Making a difference with Team Peru' – LINK HERE
Reviews
'CPH:DOX reviews: ‘Minding the Gap’ & ‘Latifa: a fighting heart’' – LINK HERE
'CPH:DOX reviews: ‘Faces Places’ & ‘Golden Dawn Girls’' – LINK HERE
'No longer in bandit country: Café Baryl' – LINK HERE
'Laundry, Lusciousness, Laudation: The Laundromat Café' – LINK HERE
'Making a noise for the bar where experience is everything' – LINK HERE
'A pinnacle à la pillion nestled in naughty Nørrebro awaits' – LINK HERE
'Beyond The Wave: More to Light Festival than meets the eye' – LINK HERE
Listicles
'May Arts: Germany’s best kept secret wasn’t the V2' – LINK HERE
‘Welcome To Copenhagen’ tourist guide - LINK HERE
Diplomacy, Issue 3: CPH POST Supplement, Spring 2018 (pages 28-29) – LINK HERE