Ed Cumming is a Senior Feature Writer at The Telegraph. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, hospitality and leisure, and current affairs, with a particular focus on elections and restaurant innovation. Ed's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Independent, The Guardian, 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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As England’s footballers prepare to face Croatia in Dallas this evening, Britain itself is bracing for World Cup mania to take hold.
We are in late June, when home chefs dust off their tongs, pray their Kiss the Cook aprons still do up around the middle, and Brillo last year's carbonised flesh off their grills.
By: Ed Cumming
“The Irish government is a bunch of incompetents,” says Michael O'Leary. “We've built a second runway at Dublin [Airport], but there's a 25-year-old
By: Ed Cumming
Alasdair Gill’s memoir about his powder-heavy chef life has a promising subject. Shame that it’s terribly written
Erling Haaland has propelled Norway to the later stages of the World Cup with Viking spirit and bagfuls of goals. For fashion lovers, however, his bags are #goals, too. In particular, his array of custom Hermès Birkins. He has the HAC (Haut à Courroies), also known as the Road Hack, priced at $45,500. He has also been spotted with a black and orange checked version, reselling for $33,000. In one picture he can be seen climbing out of a private jet holding a Birkin within a Birkin. You never saw Bobby Moore doing that.
As Andy Burnham campaigned for election as the new MP for Makerfield, setting out on a seemingly inevitable path to becoming prime minister, he presented himself as a straightforward, man-of-the-people-type politician.
If Britain’s new PM wants to present himself as a normal yet accomplished politician, his greatest asset may be his wife.
By: Ed Cumming
The chef spoke about his life in meals at an event in London on Tuesday
By: Ed Cumming
“You know, I'm 72. It's a great adventure,” says Sir Trevor Phillips. “And who turns down adventures if someone is willing to take a chance on you?”
Nine years ago, when she was just 13, Cara was raped and sexually abused. As she struggled through the trauma of her assault, she fell into addiction, first to benzodiazepines and then to opioid painkillers.
