Evan Bartlett is the Deputy Sports Editor at The i Paper. He covers a wide range of topics including current affairs, geopolitics, international affairs, and politics, while also exploring themes in public policy, elections, pop culture, and internet culture. Evan's insights and analyses have been featured in The i Paper and Conversations from Indy100.
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Evan's coverage primarily revolves around sports, particularly football (soccer), rugby, cricket, and motorsports. He focuses on event coverage and evolving stories within these sports. If you have insights into upcoming sporting events or breaking news related to football, rugby, cricket or motorsports in the UK, Evan would likely be interested in hearing from you.
Evan's geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), so he may be more responsive to pitches that are relevant to UK-based teams, players or events within the mentioned sports categories.
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By: Evan Bartlett
The Pope has joined Instagram. In his bid to spread the message of God around the world, the Pontiff has clearly decided that Twitter is not enough.He moves into a world where vanity rules, where the selfie is king, where there are more hashtags than a man of 79 years could ever hope to understand.A...
By: Evan Bartlett
Stephen Crabb has been named as the new work and pensions secretary, replacing Iain Duncan Smith who resigned on Friday night in protest at the government's proposed cuts to disability benefits.Mr Duncan Smith was a divisive figure in his six years in the job and was deeply unpopular in some quarter...
By: Evan Bartlett
While Wednesday's Budget has been criticised in some quarters for increased spending cuts and George Osborne's admission that debt will be higher than expected, there was one announcement that had some Britons seriously considering a revolution: tonic water.The Chancellor has announced a new "sugar ...
By: Evan Bartlett
This tweet was sent out just after 7am on Thursday morningIt appeared to come from the Lewisham police account - a subsidiary of the Metropolitan Police - although it didn't have a Twitter verified "tick".Lots of people were quick to point out that it was slightly problematicThe follo...
Kelsey Harmon from Washington, Oklahoma visited her Grandfather for dinner earlier this week.He had made 12 burgers, for the 6 grandchildren he was hoping to see.Sadly, it seems Kelsey was the only one to get the invitation.I'm the only one who showed ;( love himShe posted a photo of her disappointe...
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After two days of protracted talks, David Cameron returned from Brussels with a deal he hopes can convince the British people to remain in the European Union.While the prime minister was in the Belgian capital negotiating with other EU leaders, it emerged that one of his closest allies, justice secr...
By: Evan Bartlett
Bath centre scores one and sets up two more as England cling on for 11th straight win
By: Evan Bartlett
Lando Norris sees his lead in world championship cut
By: Evan Bartlett
Everything you need to know about the 2026 World Cup draw
By: Evan Bartlett
It's a brutally difficult job, but three BBC stars, two from ITV and a certain Frenchman have been outstanding
