Amanda Platell is a journalist and columnist for MailOnline, with her work also appearing in publications such as Perth Now. She covers a range of topics, including current affairs, celebrity news, and social issues, providing her unique perspective and analysis on various subjects.
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Amanda Platell's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news, family and relationships, with a strong emphasis on expert commentary and opinion editorials. Given this focus, individuals or experts who can provide insightful analysis or opinions related to celebrity gossip, scandals, the royal family, media criticism and personal opinions would likely capture her interest.
As Amanda primarily focuses on the United Kingdom in her articles about the Royal Family and public figures like Phillip Schofield, sources with direct knowledge of UK-based events may be particularly relevant for her coverage.
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Before Coleen Rooney entered the I'm A Celebrity jungle for a reported fee in excess of £1.5 million, I thought: 'Oh dear, here we go again.' Another WAG trying to coin it in.
Amid the growing number of accusations about his inappropriate sexual behaviour, a self-righteous Gregg Wallace has come out fighting on Instagram.
Pete Wicks and Chris McCausland's dances might be flawed, but they are the embodiment of the original promise of Strictly: a ballroom dance show for beginners.
Once again, Prince Harry played the victim card this week. He was appearing as a guest speaker for the cringingly Left-wing New York Times.
By: Amanda Platell
Reality TV star Pete Wicks shouldn't have been kicked off Strictly. It should have been head judge Shirley Ballas. She is now the dance show's weakest link.
Twas the fortnight before Christmas , when all through the royal house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse'...
By: Amanda Platell
It was the fortnight before Christmas, when throughout the royal house not a single creature moved, not even a mouse…
AMANDA PLATELL: How the Gregg Wallace scandal has brought a horrid kaleidoscope of buried memories flooding back and left her more furious tan ever about her treatment by some men.
The devoted parents' arms are outstretched towards their joyful children Archie, five, and Lilibet, three, while their three dogs frolic around them. It was a rare sighting indeed of the Sussex family.
By: Amanda Platell
They say a picture paints a thousand words and never has it been more true than in the case of the Christmas cards sent out by the Duchess of Sussex and the Princess of Wales.
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