Connie Dimsdale is a news reporter for The i Paper, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including current events, social issues, and political developments. Connie's work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Connie Dimsdale's coverage emphasizes national news and evolving stories, particularly in government & politics and world affairs. She would likely appreciate pitches related to breaking news or evolving developments within the UK political landscape, especially those tied to significant policy changes, legal regulations or governmental announcements.
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By: Connie Dimsdale
Torrential rain and thawing snow have brought about 63 flood warnings, meaning residents should take 'immediate action'
The number of Environment Agency flood warnings surged from 60 to 100 on Sunday, meaning flooding is imminent
MPs voted 332 to 176 to pass the legislation carried within the Finance Bill
By: Connie Dimsdale
Headteachers have warned that the digitisation of exams cannot be implemented until schools get more investment for more computers
The ghostwriter who worked on Wallace's 2012 autobiography claimed the MasterChef presenter touched her inappropriately
By: Chloe Chaplain, Paul Gallagher, Connie Dimsdale, Tom Bawden
What do Labour's 'milestones' mean in practice - and how will they impact voters?
By: Connie Dimsdale
Office for Students is ringing universities for 'reassurance conversations' before sending in accountants
By: Hugo Gye, Connie Dimsdale, Paul Gallagher
Above-inflation pay increases will not be possible unless Government employees become more productive, Downing Street has warned
By: Connie Dimsdale
Footage posted on Russian Telegram channels appears to show Ukrainian drones hitting a riot police base in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya
Just one water company across England and Wales will see customers' bills reduce over the next five years
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