Anoosh Chakelian is a Britain editor at New Statesman. She covers a range of topics including politics, social issues, the economy, and immigration, while also delving into books and literature. Anoosh is featured in The i Paper, The Guardian, and New Statesman, and is the lead host of the award-winning New Statesman Podcast.
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Anoosh Chakelian's coverage predominantly revolves around government and politics, with a specific focus on the United Kingdom and London. Her articles often include insights into legal policy regulations, government announcements, as well as "how-to" guides related to political processes.
Given her focus on national politics in the UK, she would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide analysis or commentary on current political developments within the country. In particular, topics such as immigration policies, electoral system reforms, and internal dynamics of major political parties like the Conservative Party and Labour Party could align well with her coverage.
When reaching out to Anoosh Chakelian for potential contributions or interviews, it would be beneficial to offer unique perspectives that contribute to understanding UK-specific political issues or propose insightful analyses related to recent governmental decisions and their impact.
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The former Labour MP thrived by appealing to disaffected white voters as well as Muslim ones.
Dan Neidle on taking on Nadhim Zahawi, Michelle Mone and the Post Office.
As more councils go bankrupt, the nation’s public realm is dying.
Rishi Sunak claims he has cleared the “legacy backlog” of claims. Thousands are still waiting.
Anoosh Chakelian and Freddie Hayward answer listener questions. This is an episode we like to call “You Ask Us”.
By: Anoosh Chakelian
Labour’s shadow defence minister on how to bolster national security, dealing with Trump, and selling arms to Israel.
The UK's neglected towns have become a haven for criminals – and the police are all but powerless.
Rishi Sunak is attempting to tackle our “sick-note culture” by pushing people into work – but the Tories are exacerbating the problem.
The head of the Commission for Countering Extremism on why our categories for the threats we face are “not fit for purpose”.
By: Anoosh Chakelian
The former child protection lawyer on how overstretched social services endanger families.
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