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Maisie Ringer

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London
As seen in: Soundcloud, The Menu (Podcast), Monocle on Design, The Monocle Daily, City News
Freelance journalist with an MA in Broadcast Journalism @cityjournalism | BBC Radio 2 and Monocle Radio | All views my own

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Maisie Ringer’s Biography

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Master of Arts: City, University of London, Broadcast Journalism

Scottish MA (Bachelors equiv) : University of Edinburgh, English Literature: 1st Degree

Freelancer for BBC Radio 2 Jeremy Vine and Monocle Radio

Maisie Ringer’s Journalist Portfolio

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Final Project - "Unsettled": The Local Cost of Large Scale Asylum Accommodation

Final Project - "Unsettled": The Local Cost of Large Scale Asylum Accommodation

This piece, investigating local backlash to the governments proposals for large scale accommodation sites, wa…

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Repair Week News Package

Repair Week News Package

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Radio News Package - Oracy by Maisie Ringer

Radio News Package - Oracy by Maisie Ringer

Radio News Package - responsible for research, reporting and production. [CUE] A London Primary school teache…

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Neurodivergent Art News Package

Neurodivergent Art News Package

(22.02.24) London charities are using art to tackle loneliness for those with learning disabilities. …

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Radio News Package - Finsbury Pitches Development by Maisie Ringer

Radio News Package - Finsbury Pitches Development by Maisie Ringer

Radio News Package - responsible for research, reporting and production [CUE] A London Mother says the co…

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Brain Cancer News Package

Brain Cancer News Package

A petition which calls for more government funding of research into brain tumours has been handed into Downin…

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Experts warn of potential opioid crisis

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By Maisie Ringer
| City News
A looming gap in the opiate market is being filled by synthetic drugs such as nitazenes; a drug that experts and charities warn is causing unaccounted deaths in the capital. Almost non-existent post-mortem testing for these drugs, alongside severely backlogged coroner services means that the number of nitazene-related deaths could be far more widespread than currently recognised. Nitazenes are not typically tested for in post-mortem examinations.
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