James Walton is a UK-based journalist who writes for publications such as the Financial Times, The Spectator, The Spectator Australia, and IGD. His work has also appeared in Reader's Digest UK, The Times, The New York Review of Books, and The Telegraph. James covers a wide range of topics, including current events, entertainment, and the food and grocery industry.
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James Walton's coverage focuses heavily on entertainment news, TV reviews, and trivia. He also covers product promotions, government announcements, press releases, and private sector announcements related to popular culture.
To effectively reach James with pitches or contributions, consider offering engaging content related to TV shows or movies that are generating buzz in the UK. Furthermore, if you have insights into popular cultural phenomena or trends that might be of interest to a general audience within the UK, it could capture his attention.
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This recreation of the 1958 plane crash that killed eight Manchester United players is irresistibly stirring and full of tenderness
By: James Walton
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James Walton Chelsea midfielder Raheem Sterling reacting during the pre-season friendly football match against Inter Milan. PHOTO: AFP
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Our ‘Round on the Links’ quiz tests your ability to draw connections. Thinking caps on!
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The Commitments author, in this third outing for his great Dublin character Paula Spencer, shows how brilliant he is at capturing our most intimate thoughts
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