Senior Writer (Personal Finance and Property)
Francesca Steele is a Senior Writer (Personal Finance and Property) at The Times. She covers a range of topics including crime, reviews, and the impact of the coronavirus, with a particular focus on issues relevant to the United Kingdom. Francesca's work has been featured in The i Paper, New Zealand Herald, and The Telegraph.
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Francesca’s coverage predominantly focuses on providing expert commentary and reviews within the entertainment news and lifestyle themes. She is likely to be interested in pitches offering expert insights or interviews related to film, television shows, celebrity culture, cinema, and music.
Given her extensive expertise in these areas, she may particularly appreciate pitches that offer unique perspectives or behind-the-scenes insights into the creation of films and TV shows. Additionally, experts who can provide thoughtful analysis on trends within celebrity culture and its impact on society could also capture her interest.
Since Francesca's focus is national (United Kingdom), it would be beneficial for pitches to consider how the proposed content might specifically relate to UK audiences or productions.
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By: Francesca Steele
Making downsizing easier could solve the housing crisis - but some are doing it for a simpler life and lower bills, writes Francesca Steele
By: Francesca Steele
Prevenge director Alice Lowe's second feature is a time-travelling hoot
The Oscar-winning actor's occasionally evasive memoir is one for avid film fans
By: Francesca Steele
Britain was leading the charge when it came to cracking down on smartphones in schools. Now the rest of the world is overtaking us
The director's first English-language film features career-best performances from Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore - and approaches cancer with patience and candid discomfort
By: Francesca Steele
In 1978, the pioneering work of a British medical team brought Louise Joy Brown into the world... and that story is now a Netflix film
By: Francesca Steele
This candy-coloured treat of a Broadway adaptation is carried by the phenomenal talent of Grande and her co-star Cynthia Erivo
This teen-centric rehash tries to be Gossip Girl meets Pretty Little Liars, but its not nearly fun enough
You'd hope this political satire would be like The Thick of It - instead it's absurdist nihilism
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