Adam Forrest is a Scotland Correspondent at The i Paper. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, education, government and politics, as well as healthcare and regional interest stories, providing insights into both local and global issues. Adam's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, The Scotsman, and the Irish Independent.
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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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King Charles will not give up on his brother despite the cutting of public ties, say royal observers
Adam Forrest The black box device, linked to an app on users' mobile phones, allowed Motability and its insurance company, Direct Line, to
Labour's leadership hopeful is coming up against a major public misconception around immigration
Disabled motorists discuss the huge stress caused by an 'Orwellian' monitoring system that has been paused after complaints
By: Adam Forrest
Thames Valley looking at allegations not taken forward by Scotland Yard, as Labour ministers urged to share more documents on trade trips
The left-wing party is split over how hard to challenge Andy Burnham, with some urging against a ‘full campaign’ against the electoral reform believer
By: Adam Forrest
Backbenchers accept need for new welfare reforms, but warn No 10 not to slash spending on the key disability benefit
Labour leadership hopeful attacks Tony Blair’s ‘retro thinking’ and sets out proposals for sweeping state intervention
The policy is unsustainable, say backbenchers who also fear it would be ‘electoral suicide’ to try to scrap the scheme
By: Adam Forrest
Labour's hope of sending 300 migrants to Inverness could be blocked by local housing rules
