Jim Pickard is the Deputy Political Editor for the Financial Times, specializing in political journalism. He has received awards for his coverage of Corbyn's Labour and the Greensill Capital scandal. With a focus on national politics in the United Kingdom, Jim's articles cover a wide range of topics including government policies, political scandals, and economic developments.
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Jim Pickard's coverage heavily centers around UK politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. He often reports on topics related to the Labour Party, Conservative Party, Jeremy Hunt, and the rail industry in England.
Given this focus, PR professionals with expertise in these areas would have an opportunity to provide valuable insights or commentary for potential articles. Additionally, those involved in governmental affairs or regulatory experts could also offer relevant perspectives on the topics Jim typically covers.
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By: Lucy Fisher, Jim Pickard, Anna Gross
Labour Together has helped bring the UK opposition party from near annihilation to the brink of power
By: Jim Pickard, Chloe Cornish, Lucy Fisher, Andrew England
Deputy prime minister Oliver Dowden flew out to Gulf state as Britain seeks fresh investment
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By: Malcolm Moore, Jim Pickard
Operators say they will be unable to make money if allowances are scrapped
By: Sylvia Pfeifer, Kenza Bryan, Jim Pickard
Party ‘looking very closely’ at options after Brexit leaves UK industries vulnerable to dumping
By: Jim Pickard
The UK’s would-be prime minister on resetting the Labour party — and his plan for rebuilding Britain
By: Lucy Fisher, Rafe Uddin, Jim Pickard, Anna Gross, George Parker
Exit poll points to seismic change in Britain's political landscape after 14 years of Conservative rule
By: George Parker, Jim Pickard
As Starmer plans to shorten the summer recess upon taking office, a series of international summits and policy announcements are imminent.
By: Anna Gross, Jim Pickard
Three of the top five landlords in parliament are now Labour MPs, reflecting the shifting make-up of the ruling party ahead of major plans to tackle rental reform in government.
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