Miriam Burrell is a news reporter at The Standard, covering London, national and international news. Miriam has covered migrant, refugee and asylum seeker stories including the impact of rising visa fees. Miriam is particularly interested in immigration and social justice issues. Miriam’s career began in New Zealand, where she worked as a court and crime reporter and at a national television and radio newsroom....
Miriam Burrell is a news reporter at The Standard, covering London, national and international news. Miriam has covered migrant, refugee and asylum seeker stories including the impact of rising visa fees. Miriam is particularly interested in immigration and social justice issues. Miriam’s career began in New Zealand, where she worked as a court and crime reporter and at a national television and radio newsroom.
Around 1.2 million French households were left without electricity
The man slept on air bed in his kitchen to avoid noise from neighbours upstairs
Red paint was thrown over a building on Eagle Place
The deliveries amounted to two months' worth of shells for Russia, according to South Korea
The messages were 'both surprising and not surprising, I don’t know which is worse', the ex-civil servant said
The artist said it's been 'one of the worst experiences of my life'
Ricardo Fuller, 24, collapsed on the dance floor after being stabbed three times
Mr Cummings, who was Mr Johnson's top political aide in Downing Street from July 2019, is giving evidence
The former prime minister said there was an 'orgy of narcissim' in Government
The Israeli military says it has killed 'numerous terrorists' in underground tunnels
Sahil Sharma, aged 23, appeared in court on Tuesday
The Love Island host visited her beau over the weekend
A pilot visa scheme should be launched for Afghans seeking asylum in the UK, the IPPR says
'The soldier was medically checked, is doing well, and has met with her family,' the IDF said
A man in his 40s was found seriously injured on Croydon Road
Footage of the 34-year-old ordering McDonald's from a drive-thru in Croydon was released on Monday
Adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said payback against Hamas had started and 'Gaza will feel our wrath tonight'
Robert Card is suspected of killing 18 people and wounding 13 more after opening fire at a bowling alley
Police officers were called to Liardet Street on Friday afternoon
Military says 'the IDF is acting with great force... to achieve the objectives of the war' as it renews calls for people in Gaza to head south
Seventy-five arrests have been made in the capital since the conflict