United Kingdom
Over the last 30 months I have worked at Inside Housing magazine where I have focused on the social housing and construction sectors, how they are funded and how they manage their assets.
Around nine months ago I was promoted to News Editor where I am responsible for managing a team of journalists to deliver our daily breaking news coverage.
In this role I also help spot opportunities in that coverage for my team to deliver weekly and monthly investigations, and analysis pieces from across their patches.
I have more than eight year’s experience in local and national press, and a number of independent publications. My special interests include UK politics, lobbying, corruption and housing.
My freelance work has featured in the Byline Times, Novara Media, Left Foot Forward, Tribune, Private Eye, Dazed, Big Issue North and the Morning Star.
I have previously worked at Third Sector, London Evening Standard, Mirror Online and PRWeek, plus the Maidenhead Advertiser and Slough Express and Windsor Express newspapers.
More than half of the most polluted waters in the UK are represented by Conservative MPs who voted down an amendment to the environment bill that would have placed a legal duty on water companies not to pump sewage waste into rivers.
Shouts of "shame" rang out around Westminster Hall in Parliament yesterday as a statement was read out on behalf of Richard Ratcliffe - claiming that Prime Minister Boris Johnson had walked past and ignored him during his 21-day hunger strike.
John Major's government exploited Angola's need for peacekeeping support during its bloody civil war to ensure British Petroleum (BP) was awarded new operating licenses in the country, declassified documents reveal.
More than a dozen food, farming, veterinary and environmental health associations have called for a "mutual veterinary agreement with the EU" to address a scarcity of vets that could lead to a shortage in animal-based products.
Ministers and officials at the Department for Transport (DfT) have been accused of an attempt to mask the spiralling costs of HS2 rail link that one estimate suggests has soared to £142 billion.
The former Conservative Chancellor Philip Hammond - who was given a life peerage to sit in the House of Lords by Boris Johnson - is now free to lobby the Government on behalf of a dozen or so businesses he has won contracts for through the independent consultancy he set up after leaving office.
Charlie Artingstoll was arrested last month after 12 heavily armed soldiers entered his home in Myanmar's largest city, Yangon, and accused him of being part of an anti-Government protest movement. Since the country's General Election last November, the Myanmar military has contested the results claiming, without evidence, widespread electoral fraud.
When oil giant BP announced its target to go net zero by 2050 in February last year, it did so without providing any specific details on how it would get there, promising it would do so at an investor meeting later that year.
Rights groups are calling on the European Union to take action to prevent the accelerating elimination of press freedom in Hungary after the Government regulator rejected the license renewal of the country's last independent radio broadcaster. Klubrádió was forced off the airwaves at the end of last month.
Schools are requesting proof of pupils' immigration status, although Government denies return to 'hostile environment' policy, reports Stephen Delahunty The Government has denied it is reintroducing a "hostile environment" into schools after reports emerged of parents being asked to produce their children's passports as proof of their immigration status.
