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Jamie Raynor

Jamie Raynor

Verified

Sports Broadcast Journalist, BBC Radio Leeds

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Boxing , American Football , Wrestling , Sports

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Adult items.

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Total articles 5

  • Yorkshire breaking news: Latest updates

    By Andrew Barton, Jamie Raynor Verified, Mick Lunney Verified| BBC Verified More details have emerged about how a walker lost on England's highest mountain survived two nights in bitter winter conditions.Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team members say that when Richard Cockerham, from Leeds, lost his way, he walked to keep warm.Before his shouts for help were heard in a remote part of Upper Eskdale, he fell and injured a wrist, and was unable to carry on.Richard Warren from the team said: "The visibility was poor, it was snowing and there were very strong gusts of wind, so...

    By Andrew Barton, Jamie Raynor Verified, Mick Lunney Verified · BBC

    Jan. 16, 2018

  • Yorkshire breaking news: Latest updates

    By Andrew Barton, Jamie Raynor Verified, Rob Rose Verified| BBC Verified The family of a man who's been missing from his home in Leeds since the early hours of this morning are "very concerned" for his welfare. Police say they're urgently trying to trace Danny Love, 34, from Morley, who was reported missing at about 02:30 this morning when concerns were raised for his welfare. Mr Love is described as white, 6ft 1in tall, stocky, with short black hair which is shaved at the sides. He only has one hand.

    By Andrew Barton, Jamie Raynor Verified, Rob Rose Verified · BBC

    Oct. 20, 2017

  • Yorkshire breaking news: Latest updates

    By Andrew Barton, Jamie Raynor Verified, Mick Lunney Verified| BBC Verified More details have emerged about how a walker lost on England's highest mountain survived two nights in bitter winter conditions.Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team members say that when Richard Cockerham, from Leeds, lost his way, he walked to keep warm.Before his shouts for help were heard in a remote part of Upper Eskdale, he fell and injured a wrist, and was unable to carry on.Richard Warren from the team said: "The visibility was poor, it was snowing and there were very strong gusts of wind, so...

    By Andrew Barton, Jamie Raynor Verified, Mick Lunney Verified · BBC

    Jan. 16, 2018

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BBC Radio Leeds