John Manley is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and writes for The Irish News. He covers a range of local news topics, including politics, current affairs, and social issues. His articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on the political landscape in Northern Ireland.
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John Manley's coverage is primarily focused on government and politics in the context of Northern Ireland, with a strong emphasis on local issues. His focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation suggests that he would be most interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news or analysis of political developments within Northern Ireland.
Given his specific geographic focus on Belfast and the United Kingdom, pitches should ideally offer insights from local politicians, community leaders, or experts familiar with the political landscape in Northern Ireland. Additionally, topics related to Stormont, DUP, Sinn Féin - key players in Northern Irish politics - are likely to resonate well with him.
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By: John Manley
Edwin Poots has been accused of “doubling down” on claims he made four years ago about the apparent high prevalence of Covid in nationalist areas.
By: John Manley
Republican party has been criticised for a series of libel actions against journalists
By: John Manley
The quashing of elements of the British government's controversial immigration policy has been hailed as a “good day for human rights”, however, unionists
By: John Manley
Immigration is an increasingly important issue in Britain and the Republic, and has become especially vexed with elections looming.
WhatsApp messages show difficult exchange with Arlene Foster
By: John Manley
The first minister was composed in front of the Covid Inquiry but her evidence did little to instill public confidence
After pausing the supply of 3,500 bombs the White House is set to resume weaponry shipments
By: John Manley
Exchanges between the former first minister and inquiry counsel became increasingly tetchy
By: John Manley
Voters in the Republic would favour a continuation of the incumbent three-party coalition government after the next general election, according to the latest polling.
By: John Manley
The first and deputy first ministers said they wanted a meeting with the prime minister but a month later none has been scheduled
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