Claire Ellicott is the Whitehall Editor at Daily Mail. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, energy policy, and cybersecurity, with a focus on elections, public policy, and civil rights. Claire's work has been featured in 247 News Around The World, Express Digest, MSN, and Daily Mail.
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Claire Ellicott's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and political themes. She seems particularly interested in the UK government, Rishi Sunak, the Conservative Party, and international relations.
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Rachael Maskell became the first Left-wing backbencher to publicly criticise his potential choice and back Energy Secretary Ed Miliband instead.
By: Claire Ellicott
Claire Ellicott, Whitehall Editor Andy Burnham is facing a major backlash from the Left of his party if he picks Shabana Mahmood for his chancellor.
With his election campaign in Clacton seeing him doused with a milkshake and the subject of numerous threats, the protection detail was put in place after he won the seat in July 2024.
By: Sam Merriman, Jason Groves, Claire Ellicott
The next Prime Minister signalled a lurch to the Left, saying Britain had taken a 'series of wrong turns' under Margaret Thatcher that previous Labour governments had failed to undo.
By: Claire Ellicott
Nigel Farage was given eight taxpayer-funded bodyguards and the use of two cars when he was elected as an MP, only to lose most of the security a year later, it emerged yesterday.
By: Jason Groves, Claire Ellicott, Sam Merriman
Jason Groves and Claire Ellicott and Sam Merriman Andy Burnham vowed to steer Britain back to the 1970s yesterday.
Backbenchers boasted of the 'march of the Northern Queens' as the Prime Minister paraded his new Cabinet for the cameras on Tuesday.
SARAH VINE: I was the worst-dressed woman in Westminster... so I know how hard it is to be thrust into the spotlight
By: Claire Ellicott
The Labour deputy leader tweeted that she was 'thrilled the be appointed Education Secretary'.
By: Claire Ellicott
New Education Secretary Lucy Powell – who once branded primary school spelling tests 'ridiculous' – has been mocked for her own spelling mistakes.
