Gurpreet Narwan is a Consumer Affairs Editor with a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom. With a strong background in journalism, Gurpreet has written for various media outlets including JACKfm, JACK 2 Hits & JACK 3 Chill, This Is The Coast, MKFM, Sky, Central Fm Limited, and VIBE 107.6 FM. Their work has also been featured in The Telegraph, showcasing their expertise in topics such as strike action, universal credit, gambling regulations, and political analysis.
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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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By: Gurpreet Narwan
The Greens have launched their manifesto, calling for taxes on the "super rich" to fund sweeping pledges to "mend broken Britain". Meanwhile, Rishi Sunak has said he's "pumped" for tonight's Sky News leaders' event in Grimsby, live from 7pm.
By: Gurpreet Narwan
Saturday, 22 June 2024 02:54 By Gurpreet Narwan, political correspondent
By: Gurpreet Narwan
Nigel Farage previously maintained that people on lower incomes would benefit more than those on higher incomes when the tax cuts were viewed as a proportion of their total salary.
The handling of the conflict in the Middle East has damaged the two major parties in the eyes of British Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities, but YouGov exclusive polling for Sky News shows that's only one of several trends that may play out at the ballot box next week.
By: Gurpreet Narwan
The chancellor is already rolling the pitch for a painful budget, and the Conservative attack lines are starting to become familiar.
The sovereignty of the remote Chagos Islands will be handed over to Mauritius after a decades-long dispute. But the British establishment has long understood that people there who were evicted from their homes were treated unfairly.
By: Gurpreet Narwan
The chancellor has just announced £22bn in funding over 25 years for the carbon capture Industry. If there was no money, where has this money come from?
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?
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