Jennifer Selway is an Assistant Editor for the Daily Express, focusing on national news in the United Kingdom. With a witty and engaging writing style, Jennifer covers a range of topics including technology, culture, politics, and social issues. Her articles often provide thought-provoking perspectives and commentary on current events.
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Jennifer Selway predominantly covers opinion editorials, with a focus on lifestyle, entertainment news, and family & relationships. She provides commentary on various societal issues and current events related to these topics.
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Casting older women as love interests of younger men is a welcome break in tradition, says Jennifer Selway.
By: Jennifer Selway
No one wants to live in ugly housing that sucks the joy out of life, says Jennifer Selway.
This Labour government are punishing ordinary hard-working people. Surely Neil Kinnock disapproves, says Jennifer Selway.
By: Jennifer Selway
The Sussexes get through staff at a tremendous rate, and I see that there is a job vacancy chez Harry and Meghan with the departure of Josh Kettler.
By: Jennifer Selway
When it comes to looking on the bright side, top marks go to the CEO of SaxaVord Space Port on the Shetland Island of Unst, says Jennifer Selway.
By: Jennifer Selway
Remember those simpler times when you turned up at a box office in person, paid a few quid and bought a paper ticket?
By: Jennifer Selway
Sir Keir Starmer has to set an example to the nation and has to be squeaky clean, says Jennifer Selway.
By: Jennifer Selway
Mohammed Al Fayed now joins the ranks of abusers and rapists who used their power and money to muzzle their victims.
By: Jennifer Selway
There is a fine line between the benefits of doing medical things to yourself and NHS cost cutting.
By: Jennifer Selway
Because she was a woman and because she was pro-choice, it was assumed that she would automatically pick up the women's vote.
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