Ed Cumming is a Senior Feature Writer for The Telegraph and the Free Lunch Editor for The Fence Magazine. With a focus on national news in the United Kingdom, Ed's articles cover a wide range of topics including education, lifestyle, food, and culture. His work has been featured in various publications including The Guardian, The Independent, and The New York Times.
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Ed's coverage indicates a focus on lifestyle and entertainment, often incorporating reviews. His articles cover a wide range of topics including food, drinks, relationships, celebrities, schools, fashion, photography, culture and racism. To effectively reach out to Ed Cumming one should consider providing pitches that offer unique insights into these areas such as new trends in the mentioned topics or interviews with relevant personalities within these fields. Additionally, highlighting any innovative concepts related to lifestyle or entertainment may also pique his interest.
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They say you can tell a lot about a man by his shoes. This week, Britain's angry farmers are judging Steve Reed by his.
By: Ed Cumming
The president-elect celebrated victory flanked by his family. Now insiders say they will be rewarded for their loyalty
Hugh Corcoran, the proprietor of The Yellow Bittern, a new spot on the Caledonian Road in King's Cross, has come out swinging.
By: Ed Cumming
When he was appointed in 2013, he was meant to be a managerial kind of Archbishop, someone whose earlier career as an oil man would help him handle
By: Ed Cumming
Little over a week after his resounding election victory, president-elect Donald Trump has made several controversial choices for government roles . It
“To be a pet detective you need to be a combination of animal lover, private detective and police officer,” says Colin Butcher. “But first and foremost, you've got to be a detective. You've got to be able to work it all out.”
The panic that steams off this advert does not inspire confidence
At the end of the advert you are no nearer to knowing what is being sold than you were at the beginning.
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