James Tapper is a News Reporter at The Observer. He covers a diverse range of topics, including food and beverages, healthcare, and regional interest, with a particular focus on environmental services and public policy. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Knowledia, The Guardian, and Yahoo News UK.
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James Tapper's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including UK politics, flood defense, immigration rules, supermarkets, and ethical business practices. His articles often cite data and government announcements while also incorporating expert commentary.
If you are pitching to James Tapper, consider providing data-driven insights or expert analysis related to the themes he covers such as family & relationships, culture & society, government & politics. Additionally offering unique perspectives on UK-specific issues like flood defenses or immigration rules would likely capture his attention.
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By: James Tapper
A deliberately bland version of Louis XIV’s favoured legume is being rolled out as an alternative to soya
By: James Tapper
Researchers are working on a new treatment that pushes diseased cells into hastening their own end
By: James Tapper
Michelle Leonard uncovers the truth about ancestry, even when it is painful
Six decades of Nasa missions into our mostly silent universe have inspired musicians and composers from Gustav Holst to Daft Punk
By: James Tapper
Primates conduct warfare such as patrols and ambushes in a similar way to armies, new research says
By: James Tapper
‘Rogue’ scientists tried to sell health data of 500,000 British volunteers on e-commerce site Alibaba
By: James Tapper
Ethics researchers have warned that while data leaks and hacks are taken seriously, the threat of data misuse by ‘rogue’ researchers is flying under the radar
By: James Tapper
Anger at peers’ delaying tactics could result in 150 MPs reintroducing it to the Commons
By: James Tapper
Pesticide-resistant hives could be the answer to huge population decline in the UK – thanks to some innovative study methods being used by scientists
By: James Tapper
Scientists are decoding the chirps, squeaks and calls of finches, bonobos and more in pursuit of a $10m award aimed at understanding how animals communicate
