Emma Yeomans is a Graduate Trainee at The Times. She covers a diverse range of topics, including agriculture, health, energy, and culture, while also delving into crime and travel. Emma's work has been featured in The Times and The Post, showcasing her commitment to impactful journalism.
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Emma Yeomans' coverage spans a wide range of topics, including education, culture & society, government & politics, and entertainment news. Her articles often cite data and cover evolving stories, indicating an interest in well-researched pitches with access to relevant statistics or developments.
Given her focus on education and discrimination issues among others, she may be receptive to pitches related to advancements or challenges within the educational system. This could include innovative teaching methods, initiatives aimed at tackling discrimination in schools or universities, as well as policies addressing youth-related concerns.
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By: Emma Taggart, Emma Yeomans
Founded in a Shepherd’s Bush flat, the company behind the hugely popular Warhammer franchise has emerged victorious from two profit warnings and the pandemic
The PCS union has voted in favour of industrial action over a change that would oblige civilian employees to work in the office for three to five days a week
By: Ben Ellery, Emma Yeomans, Ali Mitib, Mario Ledwith
Ofsted inspectors said children did not get the support they needed to keep them safe, but a Surrey council boss responded that he was ‘not that bothered’
New legislation will ban bonuses if water executives fail to meet high standards to protect consumers and the environment
Andrej Urosevic has so far cooked his way through 55 species. Does he have enough left in the tank to find and cook the thousands of others?
Whistleblower says they were sacked by Jaguar Land Rover for exposing flaws
International travel agents were flown to the region, where Beijing has been accused of human rights abuses, in the hope they encourage more western tourists
Tim Davie, the corporation’s director-general, said the ‘executive-style’ houses would lead to significant loss of privacy and give his village a suburban feel
Ronald Burkle, who owns the private members’ club chain, has been told to carry out a full archaeological search for Iron Age remains
Douglas Clifton Brown argued with Camilla Welby then attacked her, leaving her with injuries that made it look like she had been in car accident
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