David Sharrock is a speechwriter and journalist for The Times, focusing on national news in Spain. With a keen interest in Spanish politics, social issues, and cultural events, David covers a wide range of topics, from crime and politics to human interest stories. He brings a unique perspective to his writing, providing in-depth analysis and engaging storytelling.
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David Sharrock's coverage reflects a focus on cultural and societal issues within Spain, including government and politics, as well as travel and tourism. His articles often cover evolving stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulations.
Given this context, those looking to reach out should consider providing insights or expertise related to ongoing social or political developments in Spain. Additionally, topics related to travel trends or cultural shifts may be relevant for his coverage.
It's important to note that while David covers national news in Spain extensively, the specific geographic focus is not mentioned for each article. Therefore, it may still be beneficial to tailor pitches with a Spanish angle whenever possible.
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A European court has ruled that Spanish surgeons violated human rights by giving transfusions during an emergency procedure
A European court has ruled that Spanish surgeons violated human rights by giving transfusions during an emergency procedure
By: David Sharrock
1 October 1994: The president of the Russian Federation fails to emerge from his plane at Shannon airport, Ireland
Activists clean tea towels in front of bemused tourists in Playa Blanca resort to highlight ‘illegal construction’ of accommodation
Redevelopment of the Three Chimneys site is expected to be completed by 2029 as Spanish city works to tackle overcrowding
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are rumoured to be seeking solitude in ‘Europe’s last paradise’, Comporta
Montjuïc, once infamous for brutal battles and political executions, is at the heart of an urban plan to offer an alternative to Barcelona’s tourist-packed centre
By: David Sharrock, Isambard Wilkinson
Dozens of people are still missing after the flash flooding in the southeast of the country
By: David Sharrock, Paiporta
Many of the victims of Spain’s flash floods were from the town of Paiporta, where accounts of tragedy and heroism are emerging from the mud and devastation
By: Isambard Wilkinson, David Sharrock
As the official death toll hit 205, with many more missing, an army of volunteers has arrived bringing food, water and hope
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