Steve Dinneen (born Stephen Edward Dinneen, 30 July 1982) is a London-based

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working for ''

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''. He is a Lifestyle Editor on the financial newspaper, having previously worked as a chief reporter on Bermuda's Mid-Ocean News and a reporter on Scotland's '' Sunday Mail''. He was born in Manchester and educated at

Sale Grammar School Sale Grammar School is a grammar school located in Sale, Greater Manchester, Sale to the south of Manchester, England. The school became an Academy Trust Grammar School in 2011. Admission to the school is through its own entrance examination. Tr ...

. He was formerly editor of the award-winning ''

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'' during his studies at the

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. He graduated in 2004 with a MA (Hons) degree in Philosophy. He was also editor-in-chief of the arts and culture website ''brazenmagazine.co.uk''. He is the winner of several awards including Young Journalist of the Year (2007). He also received acclaim during his student journalism days, winning Feature Writer of the Year (2005) and Critic of the Year (2004) at the Guardian Student Media Awards. He wrote articles on broadcasting corruption.
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1982 births Living people British male journalists People educated at Sale Grammar School {{UK-journalist-stub