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Leanne Cooke

Leanne Cooke

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Head of News, 3FM

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natural history,popular science nature writing, art literature in translation (especially from German), literature

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Open to all topics!

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Total articles 7

  • Manxies survive Avalanche in Kyrgyzstan mountains

    By Leanne Cooke Verified| three.fm@ Three Manxies have lived to tell the tale after an avalanche struck while hiking in the Tian Shan mountains in Kyrgyzstan. School friends Harry Shimmin, Katie Christian and Sarah Allen were on a 10 day hiking expedition when the avalanche hit at the summit of the Juku Pass. Harry had broken away from the guided tour to take photographs when he heard 'the sound of deep ice cracking behind him' and managed to find shelter behind a boulder.

    By Leanne Cooke Verified · three.fm

    Jul. 12, 2022

  • 4 cyclists arrested for going wrong way on closed Mountain Road

    By Leanne Cooke Verified| three.fm@ Four cyclists have been arrested after going the wrong way on the Mountain Road, while the route was closed. Police say the cyclists were apprehended while the route was shut as emergency services dealt with an incident earlier today. The cyclists were riding in two separate pairs and stopped at the East Mountain Box. Police confirmed they've now been detained for contravening a closed road and contravening the one-way system on the A18.

    By Leanne Cooke Verified · three.fm

    Jun. 07, 2022

  • Manxies survive Avalanche in Kyrgyzstan mountains

    By Leanne Cooke Verified| three.fm@ Three Manxies have lived to tell the tale after an avalanche struck while hiking in the Tian Shan mountains in Kyrgyzstan. School friends Harry Shimmin, Katie Christian and Sarah Allen were on a 10 day hiking expedition when the avalanche hit at the summit of the Juku Pass. Harry had broken away from the guided tour to take photographs when he heard 'the sound of deep ice cracking behind him' and managed to find shelter behind a boulder.

    By Leanne Cooke Verified · three.fm

    Jul. 12, 2022

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Isle of Man, Isle of Man