Iona Cleave is a Journalist at The Sun. She specializes in foreign news reporting, focusing on themes such as conflict and war, geopolitics, and international affairs, with a keen interest in government and politics, aviation, and security. Iona's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Digital Spy, Daily Mail, and The Scottish Sun, among many others.
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Iona's coverage focuses on evolving and breaking news stories, particularly related to international conflicts, predictions, survival stories, natural disasters, and terrorism. She covers a wide range of topics including world affairs, government & politics, culture & society as well as entertainment news.
Given the nature of her articles that often cover evolving or breaking news about international conflicts and survival stories among other themes such as predictions and terrorism; she is likely to be interested in pitches from experts who can provide unique insights into these areas. Sources with first-hand knowledge or experience in relevant fields are also likely to capture her attention.
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A US judge ordered that Donald Trump's name be removed from the facade and all official branding of the Kennedy Centre.
By: Iona Cleave
In central Los Angeles, the posters and graffiti are not about the messy, crowded Californian governor race, but about fuel prices, ICE and homelessness.
By: Iona Cleave
Mauricio Claver-Carone has worn many hats: lawyer, lobbyist, banker, Cuba hawk and – briefly – Latin American envoy in both of Donald Trump's administrations.
By: Iona Cleave
Under the baking Los Angeles sun, Tom Steyer stumped for the governorship of California in his trademark blue suit and a white cap – embroidered
JD Vance has blamed the murder of Henry Nowak on civilisation decline caused by mass migration.
The US Senate approved $70bn (£52.5bn) to fund Donald Trump's immigration crackdown for the next three years.
The US Senate approved $70bn (£52.5bn) to fund Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown for the next three years.
Most Californians did not know who Xavier Becerra was when he announced his bid for governor 14 months ago.
Credit: ABC Donald Trump was loudly booed by basketball fans during America's national anthem as he appeared at Madison Square Garden in New York on Monday night.
At least 39 times, Donald Trump has declared that a deal between the United States and Iran is close, imminent or nearly complete.
