Fraser Myers is the Deputy Editor at spiked. He covers a range of topics including climate policy, elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on energy and mining. Fraser's work has been featured in Ruthfully Yours, National Post, Inc., The August Forecast, spiked LTD, and The American Conservative.
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Fraser Myers' coverage predominantly revolves around government and politics, with a notable focus on opinion editorials, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories. His articles often delve into topics such as European Union, Brexit, terrorism, and democracy.
Given the nature of his work, Fraser would likely be interested in pitches that offer expert commentary or analysis related to ongoing political developments in the United Kingdom or Europe. Pitches should provide unique insights into legal or policy matters concerning these regions.
Opinion pieces that challenge established narratives or present alternative perspectives could also resonate well with Fraser's coverage style. Additionally, he may be receptive to pitches exploring societal issues intertwined with politics and governance within the UK context.
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