Alice Scarsi is a Deputy World News Editor at various prominent media outlets. She specializes in crime and justice, white collar crime, and regional interest, with a keen focus on security and law enforcement, public policy, and climate change. Alice's work has been featured in Cambridge News, The Mirror, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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Alice Scarsi's coverage seems to be focused on evolving and breaking world affairs, government announcements, and global political developments. She covers a wide range of topics including travel, Europe, Russia, the Royal Family, and natural disasters.
Given her focus on government announcements and evolving stories in national (United Kingdom) context as well as international affairs with themes heavily centered around politics and current events globally. Therefore, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to geopolitical analysis or insights into global political trends or significant governmental policy changes both within the UK and abroad.
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News of a possible takeover emerged on Friday afternoon.
By: James Knuckey, Alice Scarsi
The operation was carried out in international waters in the Atlantic, Emmanuel Macron said.
By: Alice Scarsi
The Metropolitan Police issued a major update following the event.
Vickrum Digwa has been jailed for life with a minimum of 21 years.
By: Alice Scarsi
Vickrum Digwa has been jailed for life with a minimum of 21 years.
By: Alice Scarsi
A further case management hearing has been set for late July.
Slow-moving heavy showers and thunderstorms may cause disruption, the Met Office has warned.
By: Alice Scarsi
Melissa Rein Lively accepted a conditional caution over the incident, the court heard.
By: Alice Scarsi
Natalie McNally was 15 weeks pregnant when she died.
By: Alice Scarsi, James Knuckey
The Defence Secretary, John Healey, said earlier this week the incident had taken place in northern Iraq.
