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Joe Yates

  • Journalism Head, Billion Media Limited
Manchester
As seen in: MSN UK, The BMJ, Flipboard, UNILAD, Lancashire Telegraph, The Bolton News, Bury Times, Northwich Guardian, Richmond BizSense, Dunfermline Press & West of Fife Advertiser and
Head of Journalism at Billion Media. Former reporter @UNILAD, @TheOldhamTimes, @CongletonChron. Views are my own.
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TikTok-related crimes rise in Greater Manchester

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By Joe Yates
| North West Bylines Verified
Home News Crime and Justice Thousands of people across Greater Manchester have become the victim of TikTok-related crimes, deeply worrying new police figures have shown by Joe Yates 17-06-2026 07:00 in Crime and Justice, Technology Reading Time: 5 mins read A A image by Frank Ching.
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Scientist reveals major flaws in Ryan Gosling space film Project Hail Mary and one thing it gets right

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By Joe Yates
| UNILAD Verified
Topics: Ryan Gosling, Space, Science Ryan Gosling’s new sci-fi movie Project Hail Mary is doing big numbers, but one scientist says that while the film nails a few details, some of its biggest ideas about space and biology don’t really hold up. The movie, based on Andy Weir’s bestselling novel, follows Ryland Grace, a former teacher turned astronaut who is sent on a desperate mission after the sun begins to dim.
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Family of boy, 13, who took his own life days after birthday claim he was told he was ‘seeking attention’ for bullying concerns

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By Joe Yates
| UNILAD Verified
Warning: This article contains discussion of suicide which some readers may find distressing. The family of a 13-year-old boy from New Hampshire who died by suicide days after his birthday has alleged that repeated concerns about bullying and his mental health were not taken seriously. Josiah Michael Dwinell tragically died on Thursday, March 12, in Alstead, New Hampshire - just eight days after he became a teenager.
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