Emily Chudy is a social media journalist who writes for publications such as Daily Mirror and PinkNews. With a focus on lifestyle, food, and LGBTQ+ issues, Emily's articles cover a wide range of topics, from gardening tips to celebrity recipes and important social issues. Her work has also been featured in LGBTQ Nation, Yahoo News UK, and Yahoo Finance UK.
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Emily Chudy’s coverage spans entertainment news, government & politics, and culture & society with a focus on LGBTQ+ issues. She is likely to respond positively to pitches providing insights into evolving stories related to LGBTQ+ rights and representation in media, as well as news related to sports or cultural events.
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By: Emily Chudy
Scotland has pledged to scrap the two-child benefit cap. Will the Labour government in Westminster do the same?
By: Emily Chudy
Millions of Brits will be living in “Dickensian conditions” this Christmas with one in ten experiencing “dangerous” levels of mould at home.
Sabine Goodwin says Scotland's groundbreaking commitments to end two-child benefit cap and tackle poverty should inspire Westminster.
By: Emily Chudy
Young people who have just turned 18 are being discharged from mental health hospitals into caravans, B&Bs or even made homeless.
By: Emily Chudy
Carla Denyer and Alastair Campbell are among the politicians and activists telling Big Issue what the world got right – and wrong – in 2024.
By: Emily Chudy
Danny Dyer has revealed that his experience selling copies of the Big Issue had been a “joy” – despite the public looking at him “like scum”.
We asked a range of celebrities, from athletes to TV stars, what they’re planning to incorporate into their Christmas celebrations this year.
By: Emily Chudy
The Online Safety Act must go further to protect vulnerable young people from harmful content online, online safety campaigners have warned
By: Emily Chudy
A privatisation deal that sold off military homes in 1996 cost the taxpayer an estimaed £8bn, the government said
Five-year-old Fletcher has raised more than £1,000 for bowel and bladder charity ERIC to help children with rare bowel conditions like him.
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