Special Correspondent for the Daily Telegraph. [email protected]
United Kingdom (National)
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Hayley Dixon's coverage indicates a strong focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations, with an emphasis on national news related to the United Kingdom. Her themes predominantly center around politics, alongside some coverage of health-related topics.
When reaching out to Hayley, consider providing insights or expert commentary on UK government policies, legal regulations and their implications. Additionally, pitches focusing on political events involving the Royal Family or other key figures in British politics are likely to resonate with her areas of interest.
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By: Hayley Dixon
Residents on the Isle of Wight have complained that they have been “cut off from society” as ferry companies charge up to £440 for a return to the mainland.
By: Hayley Dixon
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are being “manipulated” as their tour of Colombia this week will be used to divert attention away from political scandals, it has been alleged.
By: Hayley Dixon
The Reverend Dr Bernard Randall remains barred from preaching after raising a question about LGBT relationships in a sermon
A major hunting organisation has been barred from the Labour Party Conference , leading to accusations of “prejudice”.
By: Hayley Dixon
A Christian charity boss splurged thousands on corporate credit cards for flights to Las Vegas and an Ironman challenge, The Telegraph can reveal.
By: Hayley Dixon
A marquess took £50,000 from a Christian charity to fight claims he was selling access to Vladimir Putin through the Royal family.
By: Hayley Dixon
Lord Reading said he ‘made a mistake and over-promised’ after undercover sting in which he offered introduction to the Kremlin
By: Hayley Dixon
A Christian charity mired in scandal over its finances is to be investigated by the regulator.
By: Hayley Dixon
Barnabas Aid is told that it cannot make payments of more than £4,000 as Charity Commission opens a statutory inquiry
By: Hayley Dixon
Unacceptable behaviour towards women has been “normalised” in the Royal Navy , the First Sea Lord has admitted.
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