Jane Merrick is a policy editor at The i Paper. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, government and politics, and security policy, often focusing on elections, public policy, and disaster response. Jane has been featured in MSN and The i Paper, and was recognized as a Time Person of The Year in 2017.
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Jane Merrick's coverage is heavily focused on UK politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in commentary or analysis from experts with a deep understanding of UK political dynamics, government policies, and legal regulatory frameworks.
She has a national geographic focus on the United Kingdom. Therefore, pitches should specifically tailor their content to address issues related to UK politics. Offering insights into key figures such as Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak or providing expert analysis on recent governmental decisions could be effective approaches when reaching out to her.
Given her extensive reporting on Covid-19 and its impact on the NHS (National Health Service), pitching relevant stories connected to these topics might also capture her attention.
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Jane Merrick, Brendan McFadden UK ‘staycation' demand rises as airlines told they can cancel flights :
Reform UK has said it will 'throw everything' at Andy Burnham
Allies of the Prime Minister say he would step aside if it saves Labour from defeat to Reform, little more than a week after he vowed to serve for 10 years
By: Jane Merrick
Public opinion among towards Brexit has shifted 10 years on from the EU referendum, say allies, as Streeting looks set to defy critics within his own party over the issue
By: Jane Merrick
The Government is already off course on its target to build 1.5m new homes by 2029 and spikes in energy prices now mean bricks are becoming more expensive to produce
By: Jane Merrick
Defence officials also warned that Britain is now 'in danger at home' more than ever because of the risk of long-range missiles, cyber attacks and hybrid warfare
It is widely expected that the Government will follow Australia in introducing the age limit for social media by the end of the year
By: Jane Merrick
Recent polling suggests a majority of voters would also want the chance to vote in a fresh election
Ministers warn that critical national infrastructure is coming under daily assault from hostile states
