Chris Smyth is the Public Policy Editor at the Financial Times. He focuses on a range of topics including economic policy, healthcare technology, and legal affairs, drawing on his extensive background in journalism and academia. Chris has been featured in various publications, including Pharmaceutical Executive, The Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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Chris Smyth's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations. He regularly reports on topics related to Rishi Sunak, civil servants, the NHS, obesity, and Boris Johnson. If reaching out to him for potential collaboration or as a source of information, consider offering expert analysis or insights into government policies and legal regulations in the United Kingdom. Additionally, providing relevant data-backed perspectives or exclusive interviews with key figures involved in the covered topics may capture his interest.
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By: Anna Gross, Chris Smyth, Jim Pickard, Lucy Fisher
The Makerfield by-election winner is by far the favourite in the contest
By: Gill Plimmer, Robert Wright, Josh Gabert-Doyon, Chris Smyth
Samantha Jones failed to get clearance for consultancy work while at the Department for Health
By: Chris Smyth, George Parker
Prime minister is spending the weekend discussing his future with allies and colleagues
By: Chris Smyth, Jim Pickard, George Parker
‘King of the North’ started as a New Labour special adviser before serving in Corbyn’s shadow cabinet
Labour in ‘last chance saloon’ as party’s shortest-serving prime minister announces resignation
Keir Starmer’s successor will become the seventh leader in roughly a decade since the Brexit vote
By: George Parker, Lucy Fisher, Chris Smyth, Jim Pickard
Greater Manchester mayor finds a clear path to replace Keir Starmer in Downing Street
By: Ian Smith, George Parker, Ashley Armstrong, Chris Smyth
Ex-health secretary favourite after ruling out leadership run but Labour’s centre-left prefers Ed Miliband
Test your knowledge on what has happened in the 10 years since the UK voted to leave the EU
From energy to education and industry to immigration, the prime minister-in-waiting has to clarify his policies
