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Alex Bish

Alex Bish

Verified

Journalist, BBC South East Today

England

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Gender Politics , Finance, Youth Issues , Music, sex and relationships, Digital Culture

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general job market news

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Total articles 57

  • Dog attacks reported to police are at a seven-year high

    By Bob Dale, Alex Bish Verified| BBC News Verified Reports of dog attacks are at a seven-year high Bob Dale and Alex BishPA MediaPolice in the South East recorded 3,020 attacks by out of control dogs in 2024Attacks by out of control dogs that caused injuries reached a seven-year-high in the South East in 2024, according to the latest figures. Kent Police said there were 1,195 recorded in that year, compared to 898 in 2018. Figures for Sussex and Surrey have also risen.

    By Bob Dale, Alex Bish Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Learner drivers in South East use 'impersonators' to cheat test

    By Alex Bish Verified| BBC News Verified Learner drivers use 'impersonators' to cheat testAlex BishBBC South East Investigations TeamBBCMore than 90 cases of driving test fraud were suspected in the South East in 2024Impersonators have been used by learners to try to pass practical and theory driving tests in the South East, the BBC has discovered. There were 21 cases across Kent, Surrey and Sussex last year, where somebody else tried to sit the practical test for a learner driver.

    By Alex Bish Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Dog attacks reported to police are at a seven-year high

    By Bob Dale, Alex Bish Verified| BBC News Verified Reports of dog attacks are at a seven-year high Bob Dale and Alex BishPA MediaPolice in the South East recorded 3,020 attacks by out of control dogs in 2024Attacks by out of control dogs that caused injuries reached a seven-year-high in the South East in 2024, according to the latest figures. Kent Police said there were 1,195 recorded in that year, compared to 898 in 2018. Figures for Sussex and Surrey have also risen.

    By Bob Dale, Alex Bish Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 14, 2025

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BBC South East Today