Eleanor Wheatley is a Reporter at Guido Fawkes. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and security policy, with a keen focus on the intersection of journalism and media. Eleanor's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, highlighting her expertise in energy policy and regulation.
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Hard-pressed civil servants have spent an eye-watering £1,091,314 on standing desks in the last three years, according to the TaxPayers' Alliance.
By: Eleanor Wheatley
Latest analysis from the Department for Business and Trade shows the (Un)Employment Rights Bill will trigger a surge in employment tribunal claims by
This week the left’s associations with Venezuela have been under the spotlight. The Venezuela Solidarity Campaign, organisers of the derided “Emergency
Tensions have boiled over in Iran, with anti-government protesters turning out again in Tehran for the twelfth consecutive day last night. Crowds are
By: Eleanor Wheatley
A third of firms are worried about their business rates, according to the latest survey from the British Chamber of Commerce. The highest level since the
By: Eleanor Wheatley
Downing Street has called X's move to limit its image creation function to paying subscribers as "insulting". Starmer's spokesman told Lobby briefing this
By: Eleanor Wheatley
US Vice President JD Vance has weighed in on the row over the UAE cutting funds for students who want to study in the UK amid fears they will be
Reform is holding their first rally of 2026 in London ahead of the local elections in May. Nigel Farage and Richard Tice are both speaking, and the
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Heidi Alexander on Greenland: We’re Not Going to Take Any Security Risks
