Adam Forrest is a Scotland Correspondent for The i Paper, with a focus on national issues within the United Kingdom. With a background at The Independent and a portfolio that includes various publications such as Yahoo News and The Belfast Telegraph, Adam covers a range of topics from political disputes to social issues affecting individuals in the UK.
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Adam Forrest's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation within the UK, particularly related to Brexit, politics, farming, Rishi Sunak, and the Labour Party. If you have insights or analysis related to these areas in the UK context or can provide expert commentary on legal and regulatory aspects of government policies or political developments in this region, he would likely be receptive to your input.
Given his focus on national (United Kingdom) news and politics without a specific industry angle mentioned in his articles titles as well as themes covered such as Brexit & Farming among others; it is important that any pitches are tailored to address these specific topics with relevance to the UK.
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By: Adam Forrest
Anger mounts after Scotland’s environmental regulator refuses to carry out bacterial testing in the Water of Leith
By: Adam Forrest
Elizabeth Tait hopes Government plans for a benefits fraud crackdown won’t be a repeat of the carer's allowance overpayment controversy
Commission urged to consider combining Ofwat with parts of Environmental Agency to forge a new, all-powerful regulator
By: Adam Forrest
Campaigners warned compensation ‘highly unlikely’ this week - but money may become available in 2025
By: Adam Forrest
Campaign ‘not scared’ of taking action over pension age changes if Labour Government rejects watchdog’s findings
By: Adam Forrest
Ellen Clifford says she would struggle if her universal credit is cut as a result of changes to the work capability assessment confirmed by Chancellor Rachel Reeves
By: Adam Forrest
The royals’ estates make millions in rent from the health service, schools and public sector bodies
PM will push for new intelligence-sharing security deal with EU to ‘improve’ Brexit
By: Molly Blackall, Adam Forrest, Arj Singh
Reform UK leader may be ‘helpful’, says Jack Straw - though other Labour figures believe Brexiteer cannot be trusted
By: Adam Forrest
Campaigners have called for the Government to stop all domestic violence perpetrators from getting out of prison early after i investigation hears 'worrying reports'
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