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Rosie Jempson

Rosie Jempson is a US New Reporter for Daily Express Online, having previously worked on the UK news team since January 2022. She covers news and events across the US, with a particular focus on crime news. Rosie previously worked as a local News reporter across three titles at Chronicle Publications.

She is currently on secondment in New York City.

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    • Expert warns of deadly diseases and 'contaminated food' at popular vacation hot spot
      18 Nov 2023—Daily Express US
      A health expert has warned locals and tourists of potentially deadly diseases rife at one of Mexico's most popular vacation hot spots caused by after-effects of Hurricane Otis. Mexico has been reeling after Hurricane Otis hit the region including dealing with deadly garbage pile-ups. The seaside town of Acapulco, a popular holiday spot, is particularly affected with rubbish threatening to spread dangerous diseases. The storm - the deadliest on record - was a Category 5 disaster that struck on...
    • The sisters pushing to secure housing for Ukrainian refugees fleeing Russian war
      19 Aug 2023—Dailyexpressus
      EXCLUSIVE: Two sisters are helping to secure housing for the thousands of Ukrainian refugees in New York City who fled their worn-torn country following Russia's invasion. 05:00 ET, Sat, Aug 19, 2023 | UPDATED: 11:52 ET, Sun, Aug 20, 2023 Aftermath of Russian missile strikes in Pokrovsk, Ukraine Two Ukrainian sisters are helping to secure permanent housing for some of the tens of thousands of refugees that have fled Kyiv and moved to New York City in search of a better life following Russia's...

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