Gurpreet Narwan is a Consumer Affairs Editor at Total Sense Media Ltd. He specializes in business and economics, finance, and regional interest, often covering topics related to the economy, financial markets, and government and politics, with a focus on the United Kingdom. Gurpreet's work has been featured in various outlets, including The Telegraph, Sky, and JACKfm, among others.
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Gurpreet's coverage is focused on national issues within the UK, particularly regarding government and politics, legal policy regulation, and lifestyle topics such as health. Given this focus, she may be receptive to pitches involving commentary or analysis from political experts, policymakers, or individuals with direct experience related to legal and regulatory changes in the UK.
For lifestyle topics like health and public services (e.g., transportation), Gurpreet may also consider pitches that highlight personal experiences of individuals affected by these policies. Additionally, given her interest in citing data for her articles, she might be interested in receiving insights supported by relevant statistics or surveys related to the topics covered.
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Thursday, 10 October 2024 03:32 By Gurpreet Narwan, political correspondent Video Player |
Investment has long been argued as necessary for economic growth yet government spending on public projects is declining.
By: Gurpreet Narwan, Sarah Taaffe-Maguire
There's fear in some quarters of another Donald Trump presidency but will the economics be that bad?
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves says she is "not satisfied" by the latest results but is asking us to be patient with her. Her's is a long-term plan to fix the economy.
Inflation is rising faster than expected, with the headline rate hitting 2.3% in October, higher than the 2.2% forecast by economists and above the Bank of England's 2% target.
By: Gurpreet Narwan
After months of gentle provocation, the British carmaker has unveiled its latest model: a fully electric "concept with bold forms and exuberant proportions to inspire future Jaguars".
The breadth of farmer rage was visible at the latest Westminster protest, as Brexiteers clashed with pro-EU protestors and others expressed their anger at the National Farmers' Union (NFU).
Wednesday, 18 December 2024 11:55 By Gurpreet Narwan, business and economics correspondent
Sky's Gurpreet Narwan writes that recent shifts in the economic data relied upon by the Bank's rate setters have caused a splinter group to argue the case for rate cuts despite rising inflation.
Very few will be surprised by the Bank of England's decision to keep rates on hold a 4.75%. What is more striking is the policy rift that has emerged.
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