Andrew Ellson is a Consumer Affairs Correspondent at The Times. He is an award-winning journalist with a focus on investigations, covering a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, retail, and cannabis. Andrew's work has been featured in The Times, showcasing his expertise in beverage production, retail technology, and architecture.
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Andrew Ellson's coverage is diverse, encompassing government and politics, product promotions, food & beverage, personal finance, technology related issues such as remote work and its impact on consumer behavior. His articles often cite data and cover legal policy regulations.
If you are reaching out regarding a pitch to Andrew Ellson, consider offering insights into the effects of government policies or regulations on consumer behavior in the UK. Alternatively, if your expertise lies in providing data-driven analysis related to products or services impacting consumers' lives within the UK market context – that may also be suitable for his interest.
Remember that Andrew focuses on national (United Kingdom) news so make sure any pitches tie back to this geographic area where relevant.
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Prawns, oysters and salmon could become more expensive as warmer waters reduce the availability of anchovies, used as fish food
By: Nicola Woolcock, Laurence Sleator, Mary Downer, Andrew Ellson, Bill Curtis
With a 1am kick-off, 5am pub licences and near-30C heat, bosses and teachers are braced for unprecedented absences after the World Cup match
By: Woody Jeffay, Andrew Ellson
Dealers fear more independent centres will close as higher taxes add to pressure from energy costs and online rivals
Bedding and self-feeding devices linked to suffocation are still sold by major retailers
The arrangement, which could enable the Reform UK leader to lower his tax bill, falls outside parliamentary transparency rules
A complaint to the supermarket chain said not all people who menstruate identify as women
Retailers’ stocks have struggled to meet increased demand amid extreme temperatures, forcing would-be buyers into queues stretching weeks into the future
Hannah Spencer, MP for Gorton & Denton, will introduce a private member’s bill to recommend safe maximums, but industy chiefs fear practical problems
The use of ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ with AI requires extra computing power — but a UN report warns we need to keep the bots sweet
Demand for professional installations is climbing as homeowners seek to protect luxury collections that may be worth more tomorrow than today
