Alexandra Rogers is a Political Reporter at Sky News. She specializes in covering government and politics, with a focus on elections and public policy. Alexandra's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News UK, Huffington Post, and various regional radio stations.
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Alexandra's coverage primarily focuses on government & politics, with an emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. She would likely be responsive to pitches that provide expert commentary or analysis related to political developments, especially those involving key figures such as Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer.
Given the prevalence of government announcements in her coverage, sources who can offer insights into upcoming policies or legislative changes may resonate well with Alexandra. Additionally, experts with a deep understanding of specific legal or regulatory issues within the political landscape could also capture her attention.
It is important to note that Alexandra does not have a specified geographic focus but appears to cover UK politics extensively due to mentions of UK politicians and issues like flood damage across the UK.
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By: Alexandra Rogers
Kemi Badenoch has said that Sir Keir Starmer should have been able to secure the release of pro-democracy campaigner Jimmy Lai during his visit to
By: Alexandra Rogers
Lord Glasman told Sky News he flagged his concerns to Downing Street but received a "discreet suggestion to basically shut up".
By: Alexandra Rogers
He was credited with winning last year's general election for Labour after years in the wilderness - but he now joins a long list of aides Sir Keir Starmer has lost since that landslide victory.
By: Alexandra Rogers
The Reform UK leader batted away criticism he has handed two of his top jobs to former Conservatives - and issued a warning in the event of "disloyalty".
By: Alexandra Rogers
In his first speech as Reform's Treasury spokesperson, Jenrick promised to be a "reassuring revolutionary" in a party that wants to project credibility to the electorate.
Josh Simons may not be well known outside of Westminster, but his name has generated much controversy in recent weeks - and now he has resigned.
David Prescott decision to join the Greens comes as the party overtakes Labour for the first time in the polls.
By: Alexandra Rogers
Labour's hold on Birmingham is under threat in May's local elections. The city has suffered from the bankruptcy of its council and bin strikes that have left children navigating piles of rubbish to play outside.
Local elections in May could see the end of Labour's hold on Birmingham – and there are a number of parties, including new, insurgent ones, who see a real chance to capitalise on this.
By: Alexandra Rogers, Ali Fortescue
Labour infighting has broken out over the future of Sir Keir Starmer's closest aide after he sent consoling messages to Peter Mandelson following his sacking as US ambassador.
