Alex Finnis is a reporter at iNews. He covers a variety of topics including music, football, and holiday-related themes, reflecting his diverse interests and expertise. Alex has been featured in GOAL, Cigalah Group, and The i Paper.
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Alex Finnis predominantly covers government announcements and events related to the United Kingdom, with specific focus on benefits and payments, train strikes, Christmas-related information, politics, FA Cup, darts and Post Office issues. When reaching out to him consider providing insights into UK government policies or political developments. For sports-related topics like darts or FA Cup games on TV ensure the pitch includes timely event coverage or exclusive behind-the-scenes access. If discussing benefit payments or other financial matters be sure that they are directly relevant to UK audiences.
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By: Alex Finnis
In England, Scotland and Wales, most schools will be on half term from 13-17 February
Super Bowl LVIII takes place on Sunday night, with the Kansas City Chiefs taking on the San Francisco 49ers in a repeat of 2020's showdown
By: Alex Finnis
Mr Goldsmith was fined £5,000 for assaulting his wife in a drunken argument in 2017
By: Alex Finnis
The employment lawyer from Leeds was pregnant with her first child when she was killed by her husband in 2021
By: Alex Finnis
In April 2023, Anwar was sentenced to a minimum prison sentence of 20 years for murdering his wife and causing the death of her unborn child
By: Joanna Whitehead, Alex Finnis
A new public artwork in north London has led to speculation that Banksy is responsible
By: Joanna Whitehead, Alex Finnis
The convention of an official monarch’s birthday has been in place since 1748, during the reign of King George II
Airports, the NHS, rail companies and retailers have all been hit by a major global IT breakdown
The Olympic symbol is made up of five interlinking rings - one blue, one yellow, one black, one green and one red
By: Sally Guyoncourt, Alex Finnis
Duo the owl icon for the language learning app Duolingo has chosen a non-verbal way to communicate with users
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