Emma Yeomans is a news reporter at The Times. She covers a range of topics including gender issues, women's interests, and civil rights, with a focus on the intersection of social interests and the evolving landscape of AI platforms in the film industry. Emma's work has been featured in The Times, The Post, Waikato Times, and World Wealth Journal.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
London, United Kingdom (Local)
Not enough data
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.
For government & politics themes covered by Emma Yeomans consider pitching experts who can provide insightful commentary on policy changes impacting these areas. Additionally considering the UK focus of some article titles it's worth noting that expertise specific to the UK might make for more compelling pitches.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
The justice secretary says he will introduce digital identities for prisoners and use fingerprints and facial scans to cut the number of errors
The bloc’s fraud investigation office confirms it is looking into the period when the disgraced peer was its trade commissioner
By: Emma Yeomans, Yennah Smart
All population growth over the next decade will be driven by migration as fertility rates fall, according to the Office for National Statistics
The High Court found that the decision to ban the group had a ‘significant’ impact on human rights. But the Home Office is challenging its finding
By: Emma Yeomans, Matt Dathan
More boats and engines are being seized and routes are being blocked off amid better co-operation across the Continent
By: Emma Yeomans
Chaos on Malo-les-Bain as officers split families trying to climb into dinghies bound for England
Charlotte Church, Soweto Kinch and Stornoway are on the line-up for a summer of performances in woodland reserves with one of Britain’s rarest birds
Jan Dobrogowski speaks as 20 Britons remain in quarantine in hospital before they will isolate at home to contain the outbreak among MV Hondius passengers
Baroness Longfield, the chair, said that she was not ‘squeamish’ about asking difficult questions to get to the truth
By: Shayma Bakht, Seren Hughes, Emma Yeomans
Jane Adetoro and Christina and Rebecca Walters, from London, died after going into the sea early last Wednesday
