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Federica Adriani

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Denmark, Italy, United Kingdom
As seen in: MSN UK, The Sun, News.com.au, ITV News, Manchester Evening News, The Scottish Sun, The Irish Sun, The U.S. Sun, The Morning Star, The Copenhagen Post and
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Federica Adriani’s Biography

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UK-based and NCTJ-trained multilingual journalist who has covered a wide variety of subjects, from health scandals to criminal organisation interests’, for both the British and Italian national press.
I have broken exclusive investigations, including cases of asbestos exposure in schools in Greater Manchester, and have a proven track record of using reliable sources to break engaging stories.
I am about to receive my Gold Standard NCTJ, and am also proud to be a member of the Italian Order of …

Federica Adriani’s Journalist Portfolio

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'Killer' on hunt

'Killer' on hunt

Cops are hunting a millionaire suspected of killing his wife and two daughters before fleeing Zimbabwe.

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Kids, 5 & 1, killed after car mowed down pram as mum says 'I wish it hit me'

Kids, 5 & 1, killed after car mowed down pram as mum says 'I wish it hit me'

TWO toddlers have been killed after a car mowed down a pram in a horror crash as they walked home from school.

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Tourist left 'brain dead' after 'drinking methanol-laced wine' at hols hotspot

Tourist left 'brain dead' after 'drinking methanol-laced wine' at hols hotspot

A TOURIST has been declared brain dead after allegedly drinking methanol-laced wine in a Brit holiday spot.

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I was doc for 'last Godfather'...I got death threats but treated him in final days

I was doc for 'last Godfather'...I got death threats but treated him in final days

A DOCTOR whose job was to try and save the life of infamous mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro tells The Sun: "…

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It's sun, 30C and sand

It's sun, 30C and sand

Weather correspondent for The Sun on Sunday

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Soldier who died at Royal Horse Show was 'doing what she loved', says her mum

Soldier who died at Royal Horse Show was 'doing what she loved', says her mum

A SOLDIER who died at the Royal Windsor Horse Show was "doing what she loved", her heartbroken mother has sai…

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The silent killer hidden in our schools

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Mussolini’s shadow: Italy alarmed as students encouraged to report ‘left-wing’ teachers

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A bust of Benito Mussolini and copies of fascist texts is displayed during an exhibit on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of his march on Rome, Oct. 28, 2022. The dictator's shadow is being cast across Italy once again as a right-wing group encourages students to rat out teachers holding supposedly 'left-wing' views. | Luca Bruno / AP ROME—Students in Italy have been urged to expose their “left-wing teachers” for the first time since Mussolini’s fascist dictatorship collapsed in 1943.
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Hurricane Melissa is a sign of what's coming

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What was your first job as a journalist?

An investigation into University of L'Aquila's council

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, and it was extremely pleasant.

How is social media changing news?

It depends on which social media we are talking about.