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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In an election campaign rich in dramatic moments, Elon Musk's actions over the weekend still raised eyebrows.
By: Ed Cumming, Meike Eijsberg
The CEO’s multi-million dollar intervention into the election has been called unethical and potentially illegal. Could it change the result?
By: Ed Cumming
Ahead of her starring role in the third Paddington film, the actress talks about about uprooting to America and shedding self-doubt
In the first scene of Disney's adaptation of Jilly Cooper's Rivals , the aristocratic, Harrow-educated politician Rupert Campbell-Black upbraids the grammar-school educated Sir Tony Baddingham.
By: Ed Cumming
Rather than bask in the glow of his Oscar win, the Oppenheimer star went straight back to work – uncovering unsettling secrets close to home
By: Ed Cumming
The race is on between landowners, the aristocracy and campaigners to consolidate rights to contested land
I worry I have become insensitive. On learning of Don't Tell Dad, a new bakery-restaurant opening soon in London's leafy Queen's Park, I felt no quiver of amusement.
They’re clearly taking notes from our pubs, which started the longstanding tradition of ridiculous monikers
On July 29, three girls went to a Taylor Swift party at a studio in Southport, Merseyside and did not return.
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.
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