Contributing Editor and Weekly Oped Columnist, FT Weekend
Camilla Cavendish is a Contributing Editor and Weekly Oped Columnist for FT Weekend. She focuses on a wide range of topics including climate change, civic society, healthcare, politics, and social issues. Her work has been featured in various publications including the Financial Times, The Straits Times, and The Irish Times.
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Camilla Cavendish's articles predominantly focus on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on legal policy regulation. Her coverage also delves into social issues, climate change, and healthcare. Therefore, she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to political analysis, legal reforms or policies in the UK.
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By: Camilla Cavendish
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By: Camilla Cavendish
China has been way ahead of the west in seeing the dangers of raising a generation of zombies.
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Research is finding ways to extend animal lifespans but regulators are still wary of treating ageing as a disease, says the Financial Times' Camilla Cavendish.
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