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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Outspoken MP Karl Turner tweeted a message from Jonathan Reynolds who threatened to block him if he didn't stop contacting him.
By: Claire Ellicott
Outspoken MP Karl Turner tweeted a message from Jonathan Reynolds who threatened to block him if he didn't stop contacting him.
A Labour feud between a suspended MP who accused the Number 10 'boy's club' of smearing him and the Chief Whip has burst into the open.
By: Jason Groves, Claire Ellicott, Sophie Church
In a sobering assessment in his long-awaited report, Alan Milburn says the number of so-called Neets is on course to jump by a quarter to 1.25million.
Former Labour Cabinet minister Alan Milburn said that the total was more than the country spends on education each year.
Torsten Bell, the pensions minister, said he would not rule out overturning the recommendation which campaigners branded a 'profound disappointment'.
By: Claire Ellicott, Martin Beckford, Jason Groves
Hundreds of documents showed ministers and officials sniping at each other over the fate of Keir Starmer's 'beleaguered' Government.
By: Martin Beckford, Claire Ellicott, Jason Groves
Hundreds of documents showed ministers and officials sniping at each other over the fate of Keir Starmer's 'beleaguered' Government.
The Energy Secretary has signed up to a legally binding goal to cut the UK's carbon emissions by 87per cent by 2040.
By: David Wilcock, Claire Ellicott
The Greater Manchester mayor has previously heavily hinted but ducked out of confirming he would stand against Sir Keir Starmer if he wins a Westminster seat on June 18.
