Aurora Bosotti is a senior reporter at Express.com. She covers US news with a strong focus on US politics, foreign relations, and specifically the dynamics between the US, China, and Russia. Aurora's work has been featured in notable outlets including Birmingham Live, Daily Star (UK), and BBC World, among others.
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Aurora's coverage primarily focuses on UK royalty and international political affairs, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. She is likely to respond positively to pitches that provide exclusive insights or expert commentary regarding the latest developments in UK royalty or significant global political events.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news, Aurora would benefit from sources who can offer timely analysis of ongoing royal family dynamics or rapidly developing international political situations. Pitches should aim at providing unique perspectives or insider knowledge related to these areas of interest.
As she concentrates on national (UK) coverage but also reports extensively on world affairs, including conflicts and international relations, experts with a deep understanding of British royalty as well as global politics may find success when reaching out to her.
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Members of the public gathering outside the London royal residence last year were treated to the spectacular natural phenomenon as they waited to learn of the late Queen's fate.
By: Ayaan Ali, Aurora Bosotti
Prince Harry is believed to have approached multiple production companies and streaming services with a number of "outlandish" ideas in recent weeks
By: Aurora Bosotti, Ayaan Ali
Madeleine Westerhout, who served as President Donald Trump's executive assistant from 2017 to 2019, has given a rare insight into his marriage with first lady Melania Trump
The secrets locked inside Area 51 have intrigued the world for generations - and occupied the minds of conspiracy theorists obsessed with alien life
By: Aurora Bosotti, Cheyenne R. Ubiera, Michael D. Carroll
The CIA has finally broken its silence on the mysterious Area 51 after 58 years, and now we have an idea of what the aliens housed at the military base might look like
By: Aurora Bosotti, Cheyenne R. Ubiera, Michael D. Carroll
The CIA has finally broken its silence on the mysterious Area 51 after 58 years - and now we have an idea of how aliens housed at the military base might look
By: Aurora Bosotti, Cheyenne R. Ubiera
The mysteries of Area 51 have captivated the world for years, particularly among conspiracy theorists fascinated by extraterrestrial life.Thanks to
By: Rudi Kinsella, Aurora Bosotti, Gina Martinez
Donald Trump was confident he could quickly replace his wife Melania if she chose to divorce him after learning of his alleged affair with Stormy Daniels, according to Michael Cohen.
By: Aurora Bosotti, Alycia Mcnamara
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By: Hollie Beale, Aurora Bosotti
Princess Diana would often burst uninvited into Queen Elizabeth's sitting room and complain about then-Prince Charles, saying he hated her, according to a royal biographer.
