John Hutchinson is a journalist at The Sun. He covers a diverse range of topics, including football, politics, and energy, often exploring the intersections between these fields. John’s insights and commentary have been featured in various publications, including The Scottish Sun, The Irish Sun, The US Sun, and the European Commission.
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John Hutchinson's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football (soccer), darts, boxing, and other athletic events. His articles revolve around event coverage and evolving stories related to various sporting competitions with a significant emphasis on specific athletes and their performances.
Given this focus, individuals or organizations involved in the sports industry may effectively reach out to John by providing unique insights into ongoing sporting events, exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches, behind-the-scenes access to training camps or major tournaments. They could also offer expert commentary on recent developments within the world of sports.
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By: John Hutchinson, Jonathan Brinsden, Nicholas Brown, Mark Challis, Penny Chapman, Nicola Evans, Philip Lamb, Richard Langley, Ian McCulloch, Judith Millar, Helen Ratcliffe, Jonathan Sachs, Tristan Ward, Sarah Williams, John Barker, Tim Clark, Stephanie
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17 September 2024 By Gert Bijnens, Cédric Duprez [ ] Gert Bijnens and Cédric Duprez are both Economists at the Nationale Bank van België/Banque Nationale de Belgique. and John Hutchinson
By: Cédric Duprez, Gert Bijnens, John Hutchinson
The recent energy price shock ate into the profit margins of most firms, across all sectors. Belgian data reveal that many regained profitability when prices fell back, but energy-intensive firms didn't recover in the same way. This is unfortunate, not least for Europe's ability to meet its climate objectives, as low profits make it harder for firms to finance green investments. Energy-intensive firms are also preparing for the imminent increase in carbon emission costs following the full implementation of the European Union (EU) Emissions Trading System (ETS). For the most carbon-intensive firms, this financial pressure limits their ability to self-finance. Government support is a potential alternative. The European Commission has also proposed targeted assistance to energy-intensive sectors for the transition.
By: John Hutchinson
MARCUS RASHFORD has been hailed by Manchester United fans for ‘powering through like a champ’ after an eye-watering incident at Old Trafford. The 26-year-old started the Carabao Cup cla…
By: John Hutchinson
THE oldest operational racecourse in the world has announced ambitious plans for a futuristic revamp. Chester Race Company have put forward a 15-year proposal to upgrade the 485-year-old course. Th…
By: John Hutchinson
A highly-rated horse who was favourite for a mouthwatering £3MILLION race next year has died after a tragic accident in a pool. King Kirk drowned after completing a water activity during a recovery…
By: John Hutchinson
PUNTERS are convinced they have spotted a clanger from the bookies ahead of a huge weekend showdown. Horse racing superstars Teahupoo and Lossiemouth will lock horns in a 2m 4f humdinger at Fairyho…
HORSE RACING fans have been left fuming after the favourite for the King George VI chase on Boxing Day was pulled. Gaelic Warrior was supposedly heading over the Irish Sea and planted in at the top…
PUNTERS were left stunned after witnessing ‘absolute carnage’ at Sedgefield in the 1.25pm Handicap Hurdle. Chasing down the leader Bathgate, 3-1 favourite Lahire crashed into the final …
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