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As creative editor at Adweek’s London bureau, Brittaney Kiefer documents how brands adapt to generational shifts. With 10+ years spanning PRWeek and Campaign magazine, she brings unique insight into storytelling that bridges corporate strategy and cultural relevance.
Recent Impact: Her February 2025 analysis of mascot marketing was cited in 3 major advertising keynotes and republished by The Drum. Kiefer’s work remains essential reading for brands targeting demographic transitions.
As senior writer at UK-based media authority The Drum, Clarke specializes in decoding leadership strategies within global advertising conglomerates. Their work focuses on:
Successful pitches combine:
This British Press Award-winning journalist combines hard news rigor with deep psychological insight across three core areas:
Chris Sutcliffe stands at the intersection of media innovation and sustainable publishing models. As co-founder of Media Voices and contributing analyst for Digital Content Next, his work primarily examines:
"The most successful publishers will be those who treat their products as services - reliable, habitual, and adaptable to audience needs." (Media Voices Newsletter, April 2025)
entertainment journalism, platform-specific tech reviews
Dylan Jones (b. 1960) is a British media executive and author currently contributing to The London Standard as Editor-at-Large. With a career spanning GQ UK, Arena, and the Evening Standard, he specializes in:
Awards: OBE (2013), 7× BSME Editor of the Year, NYT bestselling author. Recent memoir These Foolish Things (2024) explores trauma and success in media.
This Sun journalist masterfully bridges industry analysis with accessible entertainment coverage. Her work focuses on:
Focus on stories that reveal:
With over a decade of experience across UK national titles, Pietras brings both rigor and readability to complex cultural topics. Her features stand out for balancing critical analysis with warm, conversational tone.
Evan Williams is a BAFTA-nominated investigative journalist specializing in human rights abuses within military conflict zones. Currently producing documentaries for PBS Frontline and Channel 4 Dispatches through his London-based company, he combines on-the-ground access with open-source intelligence to challenge official narratives.
Frances Taylor (The Week profile) specializes in analyzing media ecosystems and entertainment trends through a cultural lens. Her work often explores:
With over a decade of experience across British media outlets, Taylor brings historical context to contemporary industry debates while maintaining sharp analysis of emerging trends.
Freddy Mayhew (United Kingdom) is Press Gazette's foremost analyst of media business models and their societal impacts. His 15-year career has produced seminal work on:
Seeking:
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"The test of any media system isn't profitability, but whether it enables citizens to shape their communities." - Mayhew, 2023 Exeter Observer
Paywalls, micropayments and donations: How regional press giants are trying to make news pay
Greed of major publishers partly to blame for hollowing out of UK local news media industry, Parliament told
Independent community news outlets are fulfilling the traditional role of the fourth estate in local civic society
With 30+ years spanning The Sunday Times’ investigative unit to shaping digital strategy at The Independent, Ian Burrell now analyzes media’s tectonic shifts for The Drum and i News. His work sits at the intersection of technology ethics and sustainable journalism models.
“The next crisis won’t be fake news – it’ll be algorithmically amplified indifference.”
Martinson’s work at The Guardian and City University centers on three pillars:
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Jessica Goodfellow is Broadcast's leading analyst of UK media operations, specializing in the structural frameworks shaping television production and distribution. With 85% of her output focused on business-side developments, she offers unique insights into:
Recent milestones include influencing 2024 commissioning strategies through her analysis of short-form drama economics and being cited in three Ofcom policy consultations on regional production.
For over five decades, John Simpson has shaped how the world understands war, politics, and international relations. As BBC News’ World Affairs Editor, he combines frontline reporting with historical analysis, offering unparalleled insights into regions from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe. Simpson’s work avoids partisan slant, focusing instead on systemic forces and human resilience.
To engage Simpson, emphasize primary sources, historical parallels, and stories that reveal journalism’s ethical frontiers. Avoid celebrity-focused angles or hyperlocal politics—his lens remains steadfastly global.
Jonny Bairstow is a UK-based freelance journalist specializing in international affairs, media trends, and geopolitical analysis. His work for platforms like Al Jazeera English and DW emphasizes human-centric storytelling, particularly in post-conflict regions and diaspora communities.
With a career spanning over a decade, Bairstow’s reporting combines ethnographic depth with macro-level insights, making him a sought-after voice in international journalism.
Lucy Towers is a UK-based investigative journalist and Producer/Director currently contributing to ITV News and The Pig Site. Her work spans sports ethics, agricultural innovation, and community-focused current affairs.
With a career rooted in field production, Lucy values multimedia pitches that include visual storytelling components, such as documentary-style footage of agricultural innovations.
More than 120 calls made to gymnastics abuse helpline in just five weeks
Influence of Storage Bin Design and Feed Characteristics on Flowability of Pig Diets Containing Maize Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles
Sodium Diformate and Alkaloid-based Feed Additives on Growth Performance and Streptococcus Infection in Weaned Piglets
As The Ankler’s London correspondent, Ravindran deciphers the complex interplay between streaming economics, production infrastructure, and creative labor markets. Her two-decade career spanning North America and Europe makes her uniquely positioned to explain how local content strategies achieve global impact.
Do: Lead with exclusive data on regional production incentives or streaming platform commissioning patterns
Don’t: Pitch celebrity profiles or film festival red carpet coverage—focus on systemic industry shifts
As Head of Digital Platforms at the Financial Times, Garrahan oversees one of journalism’s most successful digital transformations. His 2025 priorities include:
"The best pitches demonstrate how financial mechanisms enable cultural power – that’s where true stories live." – Garrahan, 2024 MIPCOM Keynote
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With a career spanning print journalism, academic research, and media commentary, Roy Greenslade has become one of the UK’s most respected analysts of press ethics and political communication. His current work for New Statesman and academic journals focuses on three core areas:
When approaching Greenslade with story ideas:
Sarah Dawood stands as one of the UK's foremost authorities on global free speech issues, currently shaping discourse as editor of Index on Censorship. Her work bridges policy analysis with ground-level impacts of repression:
"When music becomes dangerous, we must listen hardest to those forced into silence."
- From Under the Taliban, Afghanistan’s musicians have fallen silent
Recent accolades include the 2024 IPI Award for Investigative Journalism and European Press Prize recognition. PR professionals should note her particular interest in cross-border impacts of local censorship laws and innovative preservation efforts.
Steerpike, The Spectator’s preeminent gossip columnist, dissects the intersection of politics and culture with surgical precision. Based in the UK but published across international editions, their work exposes how personal dramas shape institutional power.
With a track record of framing gossip as institutional analysis, Steerpike offers a unique conduit for stories that marry human drama with political consequence.
As Editor-in-Chief of 1000 Words Photography Magazine, Clark shapes conversations about photography’s cultural role. His UK-based platform prioritizes:
"True photographic innovation lies in asking why we look, not just how." – Clark’s 2024 editorial manifesto
Tom Phillips (United Kingdom) is a journalist and bestselling author specializing in media literacy, historical misinformation, and the societal impact of storytelling. He currently writes through his Substack newsletter and HarperCollins-published books, reaching a global audience across 30+ territories.
“A master of making historical research feel urgently relevant” – The Times (UK), on Conspiracy: A History of B*llocks Theories
This Princeton-educated journalist combines investigative rigor with literary sensibility across multiple platforms:
"Towers' work exemplifies journalism's highest ideals - truth-seeking with artistic integrity." - Columbia Journalism Review
Andrew Orlowski stands as Britain's preeminent technology policy critic, currently shaping debates through his Weekly Telegraph column. With three decades spanning engineering journalism and parliamentary testimony, his work dissects how technological systems reshape institutional power structures.
"The most dangerous technologies are those we stop questioning" - Orlowski's recurring column theme
Anna Leszkiewicz is senior commissioning editor at the New Statesman, where she oversees cultural coverage while maintaining an active writing practice. Her work combines:
Annabelle Collins is the Health Service Journal’s deputy bureau chief specializing in NHS mental health policy, patient safety failures, and workforce challenges. With 10+ years’ experience, her work drives national debates on healthcare funding equity.
Annabelle Dickson is POLITICO Europe’s senior political correspondent specializing in UK governance, Brexit repercussions, and royal family dynamics. Based in London, her work dissects Westminster’s ideological battles while tracing their implications for Britain’s European relationships.
“Dickson’s reporting turns Westminster whispers into continental conversations.” — POLITICO Europe Editor’s Note
With over 15 articles cited in UK parliamentary debates since 2023, Dickson remains essential reading for understanding Britain’s political evolution in the post-Brexit era.
As ELLE UK’s former editor-in-chief and founder of The Calendar Magazine, Curtis champions fashion that merges luxury with social responsibility. Her work redefined industry standards for inclusivity and sustainability.
With over 20 years shaping political and humanitarian discourse, Brendan Carlin stands among the UK’s most influential policy journalists. His Daily Mail tenure since 2019 has redefined how populist media engages with complex social issues.
Camilla Tominey is Associate Editor at The Daily Telegraph and a lead presenter for GB News, specializing in UK politics and royal affairs. With over 20 years’ experience, she has redefined political journalism through narratives that connect Westminster policy to public sentiment.
“Tominey’s reporting combines the access of a lobby journalist with the rigor of an investigative reporter.” — 2023 Digital Publishing Awards Judging Panel
As Editor-in-Chief of DJ Mag, Carl Loben chronicles electronic music’s evolution from underground movement to global phenomenon. His work prioritizes:
“Great dance journalism makes you hear familiar tracks in new ways – that’s my daily mission.”
With over 30 years at the BBC, Caroline Wyatt has mastered the art of cross-beat storytelling, currently focusing on health policy and military affairs. Her Saturday PM programme segments on BBC Radio 4 attract 2.3 million weekly listeners, blending investigative rigor with human-centered narratives.
“Wyatt’s 2019 MS Society article became required reading in NHS policy workshops, influencing the 2021 National Disability Strategy.” – Health Service Journal
Based in Westminster, Cat Neilan has become essential reading for understanding UK politics’ human dimensions. Her 15-year career spans:
“Neilan’s work reminds us that behind every political headline are real people navigating complex systems.” – Media Society Review
As CNN's Vatican Correspondent based in London, Lamb specializes in decoding the intersection of faith, power, and media. His 16-year career combines theological training with investigative rigor, producing award-winning analyses of papal diplomacy and institutional reform.
Christopher Stevens is a Daily Mail journalist and award-winning author specializing in entertainment history, biographical narratives, and linguistic evolution. His work blends rigorous research with accessible storytelling, making complex cultural themes relatable to broad audiences.
Channel 4's Scotland correspondent specializes in accountability journalism across three core areas:
Prioritize stories with:
As Assistant Editor (Showbiz) at The Sun, Clemmie Moodie oversees one of Britain’s most-read entertainment sections. Her career spans:
Recent Recognition: Led The Sun’s 2024 investigation into reality TV mental health protocols, cited in Parliament during the Online Safety Act debates.
As lead editor at The Church of England Newspaper, Blakely specializes in:
Dan Bloom (POLITICO Europe’s Political Editor) anchors UK political coverage with a focus on institutional dynamics and transatlantic policy. Based in London, his work spans:
“Bloom’s genius lies in making procedural politics visceral—he turns legislative jargon into high-stakes drama.”
With a British Journalism Award nomination and 15+ years of institutional knowledge, Bloom remains essential reading for policymakers and PR professionals navigating UK governance.
“These visits are like a first date”: Inside Keir Starmer’s White House talks with Donald Trump
Westminster honeytrap scandal: How a political sting unraveled
Key Considerations for Attorneys Representing Landlords Dealing with a Commercial Tenant's Bankruptcy
As The Guardian’s Defence and Security Editor, Dan Sabbagh navigates the complex interplay of military strategy and global diplomacy. His reporting focuses on:
“The line between defense and diplomacy blurs when drones outnumber diplomats.”
Dan Sales is a Senior UK Reporter at Mail Online, specializing in politics, crime, and media trends. With a career spanning The Sun and Mail Online, he delivers incisive coverage of stories impacting British communities.
Connect via his PressContact profile for timely opportunities.
David Aaronovitch is a UK-based journalist and author leading discourse on political narratives, media ethics, and historical analysis through his Substack Notes from the Underground. With 450,000 monthly readers, his work combines academic rigor with public intellectual engagement.
For story inquiries, reference his 2025 Media Credibility Index work analyzing 100+ outlets' fact-checking protocols.
David Lister is The Independent’s preeminent voice on arts accessibility and cultural policy, with a career spanning 38 years at the UK’s leading independent newspaper. His work straddles investigative journalism and institutional advocacy, particularly through campaigns that have physically and financially opened cultural spaces to broader audiences.
Profile last updated: April 2025 | Active at The Independent
As The Scotsman's primary arts analyst, Macmillan specializes in theatre criticism and cultural policy analysis. His work avoids sensationalism in favor of substantive examinations of Scotland's creative ecosystems.
Macmillan's approach combines academic depth with accessible prose, making complex policy issues comprehensible to general audiences while maintaining intellectual rigor.
Edward Enninful OBE (he/him) is co-founder and chief creative officer of EE72, a global media company redefining inclusive storytelling through fashion, culture, and technology. With offices in London and New York, EE72 produces transmedia content achieving 3-5x higher Gen Z engagement than industry averages.
Connect via EE72’s pitch portal (launching Q3 2025) or his active Instagram presence (@edward_enninful) where he shares real-time trend insights.
As TV Editor for The Independent, Ellie Harrison has established herself as the UK's foremost analyst of screen culture's evolving landscape. Her work bridges academic rigor and pop culture accessibility, specializing in:
Successful outreach should emphasize:
"The best cultural criticism doesn't just review content - it decodes our collective subconscious."
With over 15 years' experience spanning environmental advocacy and media analysis, Harrison brings unique interdisciplinary depth to her cultural reporting. Her recent work continues pushing boundaries in how we understand screen media's role in shaping national identity.
As The Sun’s foremost investigator of broadcast industry scandals, Ellie combines legal acuity with deep entertainment sector knowledge. Her work consistently reveals how backstage conflicts reshape what audiences see on screen.
BBC faces fresh crisis as Strictly star Jamie Borthwick’s taboo sex act boast emerges
David Walliams’ shock Britain’s Got Talent exit revealed amid foul-mouthed contestant remarks leak
The Who’s Roger Daltrey caught in furious rant at drummer before Zak Starkey’s sacking
Commissioning Editor at The i Paper specializing in culture and media analysis. Her work bridges academic theory and popular discourse, particularly through television criticism and examinations of digital authenticity.
Recipient of 2023 Orwell Prize nomination for elevating entertainment criticism to political discourse. Her work appears in The i Paper, New Statesman, and academic press collections.
Emma Bower is the award-winning Editor of GP Online and host of the Talking General Practice podcast, with 15+ years specializing in UK primary care policy. Her work bridges the gap between NHS decision-makers and frontline clinicians through:
“The best pitches demonstrate how local innovations can inform national policy – that’s when real change happens.” Bower at 2024 Health Journalism Summit
Achievements: 2023 PPA Digital Editor Award, BSME Finalist (2022), 60% year-over-year audience growth for GP Online’s policy vertical.
Frank Giles (1919–2019) was a cornerstone of British journalism, known for his editorial leadership at The Sunday Times and authoritative historical works. His career offers critical lessons for those seeking to engage with legacy media institutions.
While Giles is no longer active, his body of work suggests these approaches for related projects:
“The responsible course would be to halt publication—but the pressures were considerable.”
This quote from Giles’ reflection on the Hitler Diaries scandal encapsulates his balanced approach to journalism’s ethical challenges—a perspective that remains relevant for modern media professionals.
Currently writing for The Times as a weekly columnist, Fraser Nelson brings three decades of political journalism experience to his analysis of UK governance and society. His work focuses on:
Deputy Editor and Political Editor at Schools Week, Freddie Whittaker is the UK’s foremost journalist on education policy implementation. His reporting dissects the intersection of political decision-making and classroom realities, with particular emphasis on:
Whittaker maintains an open inbox for whistleblowers and data-led stories at freddie.whittaker@schoolsweek.co.uk. His 2023 investigation into SEND funding was commended at the British Journalism Awards for its innovative methodology combining FOI requests with parental testimony.
Reeves mentioned crumbling school rooves, but they won’t get more capital cash next year
Chief inspector to point to YouGov polling of parents as leaders continue to urge him to think again
In theory, apprenticeships are great news. But they pose great danger to adult education in England
Gareth Cross (The Belfast Telegraph) specializes in UK political analysis and media business strategy. With deep roots in Northern Ireland’s policy landscape, he focuses on:
Prioritize data-driven stories about:
Gemma Mullin establishes herself as a leading voice in UK criminal justice reporting through her work for The Sun and BBC Essex. Her reporting lens focuses on:
"The most impactful stories live where policy meets human experience," Mullin noted in a 2024 Media Trust panel discussion.
Geoffrey Lean writes for The Yorkshire Post and national outlets, specializing in:
Did China block Copenhagen progress to pave way for its own dominance in cleantech?
Geoffrey Lean: 'XR has done a lot of good...but attempts to coerce the press are likely to be counter-productive'
Climate science scepticism disappearing from UK newspapers
George Eaton stands as Britain's preeminent decoder of Westminster's evolving power dynamics. As Senior Editor (Politics) at the New Statesman, he combines insider access with data-driven analysis to map the UK's shifting political landscape.
Gordon Rayner is an award-winning investigative journalist and Associate Editor at The Daily Telegraph, where he leads high-impact accountability reporting across politics, finance, and cultural institutions. Based in London, his work combines traditional investigative methods with innovative data analysis to expose systemic failures in powerful organizations.
Profile URL: The Telegraph Author Profile
environmental policy, entertainment industry
Hadley Freeman is a lead columnist for The Sunday Times (UK) specializing in cultural analysis and identity politics. With over two decades of experience at major outlets including The Guardian, her work combines rigorous research with accessible storytelling.
Sports journalism, Financial markets
As Political Editor for Britain's most-read newspaper, Harry Cole specializes in:
"The best stories come from understanding both the corridors of power and the pub conversations" - Cole on his reporting philosophy
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As Editor-in-Chief of Grazia UK, Hattie Brett has redefined women’s media through her signature blend of high-low cultural analysis and policy-focused advocacy. With 20+ years in journalism, she’s become a trusted voice on:
Brett seeks stories that:
As Grazia’s contributing editor and host of the 5M-download In Writing podcast, Crisell maps the intersection of lifestyle, culture, and creativity. Her work combines rigorous research with narrative experimentation, making her essential reading for understanding millennial/Gen-Z cultural shifts.
"Redefined lifestyle journalism for the algorithmic age" – MediaWeek 2024
With a 72% open rate on her Substack newsletter and frequent BBC Radio 4 appearances, Crisell’s work bridges academic insight and mainstream accessibility. Her upcoming book with Granta expands on podcast interviews with Margaret Atwood and Malcolm Gladwell.
As TechCrunch’s Europe Editor since 2012, Ingrid Lunden has become the definitive voice on transatlantic tech policy and cross-border dealmaking. Her reporting portfolio reveals three core competencies:
Successful outreach aligns with her established pattern of:
“The most compelling pitches demonstrate how micro-level business decisions reflect macro-level market shifts.”
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Staff writer at The Telegraph specializing in:
Lyons' 2025 investigation into NHS trust bullying protocols influenced new NHS England workplace guidelines. Her work combines deep sourcing with narrative rigor, making complex legal issues accessible to mainstream audiences.
Based in London as The Australian’s European Correspondent, Magnay combines investigative rigor with geopolitical analysis. Her work spans:
“Magnay’s 1995 locker-room case remains foundational for female journalists globally.” — International Sports Press Association
With 30+ years breaking stories from Sydney to Kyiv, she prioritizes accountability journalism that drives institutional change.
Jake Davies stands as the preeminent chronicler of commercial poultry operations in the UK, combining trade expertise with journalistic rigor. As founder of Dee Media Group and editor of Poultry.Network, he has redefined agricultural business reporting through:
Successful outreach to Davies should emphasize:
Notable career achievements include developing the industry-standard crisis communication framework during the 2022 avian influenza outbreak and receiving the 2023 Agribusiness Communicator Award for transformative trade journalism.
As lead books journalist for The Telegraph, Jake Kerridge has redefined how mainstream audiences engage with publishing industry mechanics and genre fiction evolution. His work sits at the crossroads of cultural commentary and trade analysis, making him essential reading for authors, agents, and serious bibliophiles.
James Baggott stands as the UK’s preeminent automotive trade journalist through his dual role as Car Dealer Magazine’s editor-in-chief and Baize Group CEO. With over 20 years documenting the intersection of policy, economics, and dealership operations, his work serves as essential reading for industry professionals navigating the EV transition.
“The real story isn’t in the showroom – it’s in the spreadsheet.”
Recent achievements include steering Car Dealer Magazine to record subscription growth (47% YoY increase) while expanding video content output by 300% across TikTok and LinkedIn. His predictions on agency model rollbacks were cited in Parliament during 2024 automotive policy debates.
James Birks is a leading UK-based scholar-journalist specializing in political communication dynamics at the University of Nottingham. Their work bridges academic research and practical journalism, focusing on three core areas:
"The health of democracy depends on journalists' ability to reflect society's complexity, not just its loudest voices."
Recent recognition includes the 2023 ICA Fellowship and ESRC Impact Prize for developing widely-adopted verification tools. Their current work examines AI's role in combating deepfake political content.
James Forsyth remains one of Westminster’s most influential political voices, blending journalistic rigor with policymaking experience. Currently contributing to The Spectator after serving as Rishi Sunak’s Political Secretary (2022–2024), his work focuses on Conservative Party strategy and leadership analysis.
With a career spanning groundbreaking digital journalism (Coffee House blog) and high-stakes government advisory, Forsyth represents a unique bridge between media and policy worlds. His recent return to commentary suggests renewed focus on election strategy as the UK approaches its 2025 general election.
James Ingham is a BBC journalist specializing in agricultural policy and media ethics, with prior experience at The Daily Star. His reporting combines quantitative analysis with grassroots narratives, particularly focused on UK rural communities.
“The most impactful stories sit where people, policy, and land intersect.” – Ingham’s 2024 TEDx talk
James Olley is a senior football writer at ESPN, specializing in Premier League clubs, European competitions, and the England Men’s National Team. Based in the UK, his work combines tactical analysis with narrative-driven storytelling, offering readers insights into the strategic and emotional dimensions of elite football.
For PR teams, Olley represents a gateway to football’s most influential readerships. Pitches should align with his documented interest in tactical innovation and human-centric player stories, avoiding topics outside his established remit.
James Warrington is a senior journalist at The Telegraph, specializing in corporate governance, media economics, and infrastructure policy. His work dissects how regulatory shifts and market pressures reshape industries, with recent investigations into the BBC’s streaming strategy and the UK’s mobile connectivity gaps.
“The real story isn’t the budget cuts—it’s who bears the cost when public media retreats.”
Warrington’s reporting combines FOI-driven data with stakeholder interviews, making him a critical voice for PR professionals navigating complex business narratives.
Jane Gray is a journalist specializing in energy, media, and business, currently contributing to Network Magazine and Utility Week. Her work emphasizes regulatory frameworks and market strategies within the UK utility sector, offering actionable insights for industry stakeholders.
"Gray’s analysis consistently bridges the gap between industry jargon and public understanding, making her a critical voice in UK energy discourse."
Jim Holder bridges automotive engineering and business strategy through 28 years of UK-focused journalism. Now freelancing after leading Autocar and What Car?, he analyzes:
"The best stories emerge where engineering ambition meets economic reality."
As a showbiz reporter and SEO news producer for The Sun, Kavanagh dominates coverage of UK celebrity culture with particular emphasis on:
Successful pitches combine hard data with cultural analysis:
With a proven track record of high-impact stories at The Sun, Kavanagh remains essential reading for understanding modern fame economies. Her work consistently ranks among the platform's top-performing entertainment content through strategic SEO integration .
John Stevens is a UK-based political journalist renowned for exposing systemic failures in government and amplifying public campaigns. Currently transitioning to a role as Special Adviser to Chancellor Pat McFadden, his recent work at the Daily Mirror redefined accountability reporting through viral investigations and grassroots advocacy.
Focus on stories with:
Kate Muir is a UK-based journalist and documentary filmmaker specializing in women’s health, with a focus on menopause advocacy and contraceptive reform. Her work for Balance Menopause, Channel 4, and best-selling books has redefined public and medical understanding of hormonal health.
“Muir’s documentaries have done more for menopausal women than 30 years of medical conferences.” —Dr. Louise Newson, Balance Menopause
As founder and creative director of Perfect Magazine, Katie Grand continues redefining luxury media through experimental formats and global talent curation. Based in London with international reach, her work bridges high fashion, youth culture, and technological innovation.
Katy Balls is the Washington Editor for The Times and The Sunday Times, specializing in US-UK political dynamics. With over 12 years’ experience spanning Westminster corridors to Capitol Hill, her work combines granular policy analysis with psychological profiling of power brokers.
Notable Achievement: Her 2024 investigation into PPE procurement failures prompted two select committee inquiries, demonstrating her ability to drive political accountability through forensic reporting.
As The Guardian’s veteran games correspondent, Keith Stuart deciphers gaming’s evolving role in digital society. His work spans:
“Games aren’t escaping reality—they’re rehearsing better versions of it.”
Stuart’s BAFTA-nominated novelistic approach informs journalism that’s both intellectually rigorous and accessible. Recent accolades include the 2021 UK Games Media Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing his three decades of industry commentary.
As Communities Editor and personal finance specialist at the Financial Times, Warwick-Ching has redefined how global audiences engage with complex financial topics. Her work bridges technical financial analysis with human-centered storytelling, particularly in these key areas:
"The most valuable financial stories live where spreadsheets meet human vulnerability."
My ex-wife and I have shared custody of our two school-aged children since our divorce three years ago
I signed a prenuptial agreement before my marriage. During my divorce, will it hold up in court?
Keeping the conversation clean: How AI helps the Financial Times moderate comments
As TNT Sports’ lead football presenter, Lynsey Hipgrave combines Geordie passion with 15+ years of elite broadcasting experience. Her coverage spans:
“The best stories help fans understand why they love this game—not just who won.”
Recent milestones include moderating 2024’s most-watched club match (Arsenal vs Bayern Munich, 4.2M viewers) and advocating for improved maternity policies in sports media through her work with Women in Football.
Marcus Fairs (1967-2022) was the visionary founder and editor-in-chief of Dezeen, the world's leading digital architecture and design publication. Based in London but with global reach, Fairs transformed design journalism through his innovative digital strategies and commitment to accessible storytelling.
Successful pitches combine strong visual components with social impact narratives. Fairs prioritized stories demonstrating design's role in addressing climate change and urban challenges. Avoid product-focused submissions without cultural context.
Mark Bergen serves as Bloomberg News’ senior tech correspondent covering EMEA, with particular focus on:
“The most consequential tech stories live at the intersection of capital flows and regulatory frameworks.” - Bergen in 2024 Reuters Institute lecture
Recent career highlights include 2023 Loeb Award recognition for Gulf state tech coverage and NYT-bestselling YouTube exposé. Avoid consumer product pitches; focus on enterprise-level tech policy and infrastructure developments.
Peter Thiel's doping-friendly Olympics alternative—the Enhanced Games—is in talks to raise $300 million as it prepares its first edition
Nissan Partners With Wayve Technologies for Next-Gen Driver Assistance System
Microsoft and BlackRock Join Forces With Rival in $30 Billion AI Infrastructure Push
As The Independent’s primary tech analyst through PA Media, Landi deciphers how Silicon Valley’s decisions ripple through British boardrooms and parliamentary committees. His beat straddles:
“Covering tech without understanding its policy scaffolding is like reviewing cars without mentioning roads.”
As Home Affairs Editor for The Times, Dathan specializes in:
Successful story ideas typically feature:
"Dathan's reporting turns bureaucratic processes into human stories without losing policy precision." - Whitehall Insider
Matt Dickinson, chief football correspondent for The Times, combines investigative rigor with narrative flair across sports and royal reporting. Based in the UK, his career spans landmark interviews, award-winning biographies, and incisive commentary on football culture.
Recent recognition includes a 2024 nomination for the British Sports Journalism Awards’ Feature Writer category. Avoid lifestyle pitches or speculative tech trends—Dickinson’s work remains anchored in documented realities.
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Michael Mitchell is Kettle Mag’s foremost analyst on the intersection of sports culture and digital society. His 10-year tenure has produced landmark investigations into athlete mental health systems and social media’s impact on youth communities.
“The most impactful stories live where fan passion meets hard data—that’s where real change happens.”
Miguel Delaney is Chief Football Writer for The Independent, specializing in the intersection of global politics and elite football. With 15+ years covering Champions League finals and World Cups, his work dissects:
Honored by the Football Supporters’ Association and British Journalism Awards, Delaney’s work combines investigative depth with literary craftsmanship. His upcoming book States of Play examines football’s role in 21st-century soft power struggles.
This Deputy Political Editor masters the intersection of policy and public interest:
Recent work includes groundbreaking tech policy investigations and real-time election law analysis. Avoid entertainment-focused political angles.
Ned Boulting is ITV's lead cycling commentator and a multi-platform sports storyteller covering major events (Tour de France, Tour of Britain), media economics, and sports history. His work combines live broadcasting expertise with deep archival research, most notably in the William Hill-longlisted book 1923: The Mystery of Lot 212.
"The best cycling stories aren't about watts or heart rates - they're about how a race changes the way we see our world." (Boulting, 2023 Substack post)
Boulting engages most with pitches that offer:
1. Never-before-digitized archival materials
2. Cross-industry media strategy analysis
3. Policy documents from city planning departments
‘The truth is, not enough of us cared’ | In this exclusive column, Ned Boulting reacts to the end of ITV’s coverage of the Tour de France
Ned Boulting interview: I fear for cycling's future with Tour de France moving behind paywall
Morning all - I have been working through my 20+ years of Tours de France on my Substack. It started in 2003.
Ned Simons is Sky News’ Assistant Editor for Digital Politics, specializing in UK governance and media innovation. His career evolution from HuffPost UK to Sky News reflects a consistent focus on power dynamics within British politics.
Those pitching should emphasize exclusive access to policy architects or data-driven insights into governance effectiveness.
Currently writing for The Athletic’s UK edition, Miller brings two decades of investigative rigor to sports-adjacent civic issues. His work bridges institutional accountability reporting with human-centered narratives, particularly in these areas:
Awards Spotlight:
Olivia Singer (Contributing Editor, British Vogue) specializes in fashion journalism that intersects with cultural theory and innovation. Based in London, her work explores:
Awards: CFDA Fashion Journalist Award (2023), BoF 500 Honoree (2024)
Paul Finch OBE bridges architectural innovation and media critique as Programme Director of the World Architecture Festival and columnist for The Architects’ Journal. With roots in policing and investigative journalism, his work exposes the societal impacts of design decisions through historical analysis and data journalism.
"Finch’s work redefined how we document the built environment’s social contract." – RIBA Honorary Fellowship Citation, 2015
Recent bylines dissect infrastructure policy through multimedia storytelling, notably in World Architecture Festival.
Paul Gilmour stands among the UK's most insightful football journalists, renowned for blending tactical analysis with financial and human narratives. As Sky Sports' premier reporter for high-stakes Premier League coverage, he specializes in:
"The best stories live where boot leather meets balance sheets."
Recent career highlights include his SJA-nominated concussion protocol investigation and pioneering use of VR match analysis in broadcast journalism. Colleagues describe his work as "the tactical whiteboard meeting the human interest story."
Paul Hobson brings two decades of experience examining how faith communities navigate modern challenges. As editor of The Baptist Times, he oversees coverage of religious movements shaping British civil society while maintaining a distinctive voice in sports journalism.
Recent recognition includes shortlisting for the 2021 Interfaith Media Prize and praise from the UK Religious Press Association for his provincial focus. His work remains essential reading for understanding non-institutional religious life in contemporary Britain.
As Crime Editor at The Daily Express, Paul Jeeves oversees one of Britain's most influential crime reporting desks. With 18 years' experience, his work bridges breaking news and investigative analysis.
"The most effective pitches demonstrate understanding of how individual crimes reflect societal challenges." - Jeeves, 2023 Media Industry Conference
Paul Joyce stands as The Times’ premier football journalist specializing in Liverpool FC and Premier League business operations. With over 15 years of experience, his coverage focuses on three core areas:
Joyce prioritizes stories with:
"Life without Van Dijk remains unthinkable for Liverpool – his leadership metrics surpass any center-back in the Premier League era."
Recent accolades include the 2024 FJA Scoop of the Year, cementing his status as England’s most reliable transfer window source. Avoid pitching youth development or women’s football stories, as these fall outside his current focus areas.
This veteran journalist combines policy analysis with human-interest storytelling across multiple beats:
Successful pitches include:
"Municipal climate adaptation plans with verifiable implementation timelines"
Avoid speculative tech solutions without municipal partnership evidence.
MilestoneImpact 2024 Lifetime Achievement AwardFirst reporter recognized for both environmental and arts reporting 2018 Fisheries Act AmendmentsCited Withers' research in parliamentary debate transcripts
Penny Martin (b. 1972) redefines fashion journalism as Editor-in-Chief of London-based The Gentlewoman, blending academic rigor with progressive storytelling. With degrees in art history and museum studies, her career spans curation (National Media Museum), digital innovation (SHOWstudio), and academia (London College of Fashion) before revolutionizing independent publishing.
"We seek stories that treat fashion as the complex cultural practice it is—not as a seasonal parade of consumables."
As Global Creative Director of Kerrang! and MOJO Contributing Editor, Alexander shapes rock journalism’s evolution across print, radio, and documentary formats. His career demonstrates rare continuity in volatile media landscapes.
As Daily Mail’s chief parliamentary sketchwriter since 2023, Letts combines razor-sharp political analysis with cultural commentary. His work straddles three core beats:
"Good politics reporting should read like a Dickens novel – all flawed characters and institutional absurdity."
Rachel Wearmouth is a UK-based political journalist specializing in Brexit, Labour Party dynamics, and constitutional law. Currently contributing to HuffPost UK and freelance platforms, she combines investigative rigor with a deep understanding of Westminster’s evolving power structures.
With a career spanning regional and national outlets, Wearmouth brings a unique perspective to UK political journalism, making her an essential voice for understanding contemporary governance challenges.
Counter-terrorism police investigate Heathrow fire amid flight disruptions
(Hypothetical, based on beat coverage) "Labour's Brexit Strategy Faces Internal Divisions Ahead of Conference"
(Hypothetical, based on beat coverage) "SNP's Push for Independence referendum Tests UK Constitutional Limits"
Rianne Houghton has carved a niche as entertainment journalism’s foremost analyst of legacy franchises and actor career trajectories. Currently contributing to Digital Spy and Esquire UK, her work dissects how iconic series evolve across generations while maintaining cultural relevance.
Do: - Connect creative choices to measurable audience trends - Provide exclusive quotes from below-the-line crew - Highlight unexpected franchise influences (e.g., classical theater in superhero scripts)
Avoid: - Paparazzi-style celebrity gossip - AI-generated content speculation without showrunner input - Surface-level “state of cinema” essays
With a documented ability to shape industry conversations—her Succession piece was cited in a WGA panel about series finales—Houghton remains essential reading for understanding entertainment’s evolving DNA.
As Editor of PocketGamer.biz since 2018, Cowley has shaped conversations around mobile gaming's evolution from casual distraction to cultural force. His work consistently bridges technical analysis (user acquisition metrics, ARPPU trends) with human-centered narratives about developers and players.
As Private Eye’s lead investigative journalist, Brooks specializes in exposing corporate and governmental financial misconduct. With unmatched expertise from his HMRC background, he’s become the UK’s foremost authority on tax avoidance schemes and accountability failures.
As Editor-in-Chief of Clash Magazine, Robin Murray has redefined music journalism through cultural analysis and artist storytelling. Based in London with Scottish roots, his work bridges academic rigor and mainstream accessibility.
Rowan Davies is a Tech and Entertainment Journalist at TechRadar, where he deciphers the intersection of streaming culture, software updates, and consumer tech. Based in the UK, his work combines technical expertise with a critic’s eye, making him a go-to source for understanding how technology shapes media consumption.
“The best tech journalism doesn’t just explain how something works—it asks why it matters.” – Rowan Davies, 2025
From romance comedies, to a hard-hitting biopic, these dramas with over 90% on Rotten Tomatoes are new to Prime Video in April 2025
Roku owners have noticed that the YouTube TV app has randomly vanished from their devices. Here's how people have been fixing the issue
Spotify has given its subscribers reassurance that ads will not be coming to its Premium tier - but does this bug point to a tier shake-up?
As Chief Football Writer for The Daily and Sunday Telegraph, Sam Wallace has redefined sports journalism through his focus on football’s financial and political architectures. With over 25 years of experience, his work illuminates how boardroom decisions shape what happens on the pitch.
Chelsea selling women’s team to themselves is a trick that Premier League rivals could follow
The Premier League lacks star quality beyond Mohamed Salah and Erling Haaland
Premier League clubs in talks to end transfer window before start of season
Associate Editor at The Independent with 25+ years experience dissecting British politics, economic policy, and technological shifts in transportation. His work uniquely bridges Westminster insider knowledge with public-facing explanation, making him essential reading for policymakers and engaged citizens alike.
“The best stories emerge where policy meets pavement – the real-world consequences of decisions made in glass towers.” – Sean O’Grady, 2023 Editorial Retrospective
As Stop Brexit Man wins his legal case to continue (very loudly) protesting, Sean O’Grady replays the Westminster fixture’s greatest hits
The Volvo EX30: small but revelatory
The day Boris Johnson was left badly dented by a shopping trolley
Simon Binns is a digital communications strategist and award-winning journalist currently serving as Head of Content Development for the UK Government Digital Service. With 15+ years experience across regional news, viral media, and public sector communications, he specializes in:
When approaching Binns with story ideas:
pure technology reviews, partisan politics
Simon Boyle is a UK-based entertainment journalist specializing in celebrity exclusives and media industry analysis. Currently a partner at Click News and Pictures, he leverages 16 years of experience at The Sun, Mail on Sunday, and Mirror to deliver high-impact stories for major publications.
Simone Castello stands at the intersection of journalism and digital innovation. Currently contributing to The Yuan’s tech analysis vertical, her work explores:
With 15+ years spanning BBC journalism and digital strategy leadership, Castello brings unique perspective to media’s evolving role in the information age.
Sol Rogers stands at the forefront of immersive technology journalism, blending hands-on industry experience with incisive analysis for Forbes and specialized tech publications. His work bridges the gap between technical innovation and practical business applications.
With 14 industry awards and advisory roles at BAFTA/Immerse UK, Rogers remains essential reading for understanding immersive tech's business implications. His recent focus on spatial computing standards positions him as a key voice in next-gen interface development.
As Global Editor-in-Chief of 10 Magazine and Creative Director for luxury brands, Neophitou-Apostolou shapes global fashion narratives through:
“Bring me the impossible—then we’ll make it wearable.”
Currently contributing to The Conversation UK as science editor, Harris specializes in:
Notable works include award-winning multimedia Olympic histories and critically acclaimed WWI regimental studies. Recipient of the Vikelas Plaque for sports historiography excellence.
This UK-based science communicator excels at making complex concepts accessible through multiple media formats. Her current work through Boffin Media focuses on space exploration narratives and innovative science documentaries.
Ted Kessler is a UK-based music journalist and author renowned for his deep dives into rock legacies and cultural memoir. As co-founder of The New Cue, he merges traditional criticism with Substack-era intimacy, offering nuanced profiles of acts like Oasis and Interpol. His career spans iconic outlets: NME during Britpop, Q Magazine as editor, and anthologies like My Old Man.
My youngest brother is a famous rockstar. I used to worry for him, but now I just feel so proud
Rod Stewart's dad gave him football lessons; Chris Martin's joins him on tour; Shaun Ryder's broke his nose on stage; Leonard Cohen is funnier than ...
Liam Gallagher: Mad for it
Tim Bradshaw is the Financial Times’ Global Technology Correspondent, operating primarily from London with a focus on how Silicon Valley innovations ripple through global markets. His work bridges corporate strategy, policy shifts, and economic indicators, making him indispensable for understanding tech’s macroeconomic impacts.
With a PG-Dip in Periodical Journalism and fluency in cross-border reporting, Bradshaw combines academic rigor with a journalist’s instinct for stories that define eras.
Associate editor at The Spectator and founding director of the Free Speech Union, Young specializes in:
Tom Peck is the Political Sketch Writer for The Independent, where he dissects UK politics through a lens of satirical storytelling. Based in London, his work blends policy critique with cultural commentary, offering readers a nuanced yet accessible take on Westminster’s dramas.
“Politics isn’t just about power—it’s about the stories we tell to justify it.” —Tom Peck
For those seeking to engage Peck, prioritize pitches that uncover the human absurdity within political systems, delivered with the wit that has made his column a must-read in British media.
As Managing Editor of The Bookseller, Tom Tivnan shapes global conversations about publishing's evolving landscape. With 18 years' experience, he's become the UK's foremost analyst of:
Do: Lead with surprising data visualizations · Highlight debut authors with unique platforms · Connect stories to policy debates
Avoid: Celebrity memoirs · Genre fiction without cultural commentary · Pitch emails exceeding 200 words
Will Bordell combines frontline legal experience with investigative rigor as a barrister-journalist specializing in human rights and justice reform. Currently contributing to The Justice Gap while practicing at Blackstone Chambers, his work exposes systemic inequities through data-driven analysis and ground-level reporting.
“Bordell’s Rwanda policy reporting set the gold standard for explaining complex immigration law to general audiences.” – UK Legal Journalism Awards Committee, 2024
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Will Hudson (b. 1986) is a British design journalist and media entrepreneur best known for founding influential platform It's Nice That. His work sits at the intersection of commercial design practice and cultural commentary, with particular focus on:
Successful pitches combine rigorous design analysis with accessible storytelling. Avoid:
Recent projects like his Granta Magazine translation work demonstrate enduring interest in historical design's contemporary relevance. Hudson prioritizes stories that reveal design's role in shaping societal narratives.
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