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Tony Snell

Tony Snell

Verified

Senior Presenter, BBC Radio Merseyside

England

Final Covers

Active Travel, Travel Experiences , Global Travel, Craft Beers , Microbreweries , Travel Tips, Travel , Culinary Trends

Doesn’t Cover

Pornography, Heavy politics,

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 5

  • Hillsborough: Mum who lost two girls 'envies' peers with grandkids

    By Tony Snell| BBC Verified A mother whose two daughters died in the Hillsborough disaster has spoken of how she feels "envious" of friends who are at the stage in life where they have grandchildren. Speaking ahead of the 35th anniversary of the 1989 disaster on Monday, Jenni Hicks said years of campaigning for justice meant she could not deal with her own loss. Sarah, 19, and Victoria Hicks, 15, were among 97 football fans who died as a result of the crush at Sheffield Wednesday's stadium.

    By Tony Snell · BBC

    Apr. 14, 2024

  • The Raptors Shouldn't Trade Kyle Lowry Just Because They Can

    By Tony Snell| The Ringer Verified It's playing out like one of those "be careful what you wish for" stories: the ones where a mostly-well-intentioned person really wants something, badly enough to accept some sort of supernatural aid-making a wish on a monkey's paw, striking a deal with a mysterious stranger who smells strongly of brimstone-without fully considering what horrors might await on the back end.

    By Tony Snell · The Ringer

    Mar. 19, 2021

  • Hillsborough: Mum who lost two girls 'envies' peers with grandkids

    By Tony Snell| BBC Verified A mother whose two daughters died in the Hillsborough disaster has spoken of how she feels "envious" of friends who are at the stage in life where they have grandchildren. Speaking ahead of the 35th anniversary of the 1989 disaster on Monday, Jenni Hicks said years of campaigning for justice meant she could not deal with her own loss. Sarah, 19, and Victoria Hicks, 15, were among 97 football fans who died as a result of the crush at Sheffield Wednesday's stadium.

    By Tony Snell · BBC

    Apr. 14, 2024

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Company Info

BBC Radio Merseyside