Jordan Reynolds is a news reporter with a focus on local news in Salford, United Kingdom. With a wide range of publications he writes for, including Yardbarker, The Scotsman, and The Independent, Jordan covers a variety of topics including sports, entertainment, current events, and human interest stories.
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Jordan Reynolds' coverage focuses heavily on sports, particularly tennis. He seems to prioritize event coverage and predictions within the sport. If you are looking to reach out to Jordan, offering insights or predictions related to upcoming tennis tournaments, matches, or players would likely resonate well with him.
Given his local geographic focus in Salford and the UK as a whole, pitches that involve local athletes or events taking place in these areas may also capture his interest. Additionally, given his emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news within sports (particularly tennis), providing updates on player performances or tournament developments could be effective for pitching relevant stories to him.
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By: Jordan Reynolds
The Conservatives would not support a decision to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu if he came to the UK, shadow housing secretary Kevin Hollinrake has said.
Rafael Nadal's career ended on Tuesday at the Davis Cup Finals after Team Spain was eliminated by the Netherlands.
By: George Thompson, Jordan Reynolds
A major incident has been declared in South Wales after dozens of homes, businesses and a number of schools were affected by flooding during Storm Bert.
By: Jordan Reynolds
Rafael Nadal's career ended on Tuesday at the Davis Cup Finals after Team Spain was eliminated by the Netherlands.
By: Jordan Reynolds
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It is estimated that up to two-fifths of A&E attendances are avoidable or could be better treated elsewhere, according to NHS England.
By: Jordan Reynolds, William Morgan
Four in 10 Brits will make the wrong choice when they fall ill this winter, if they fail to heed the advice of the NHS' top clinical director
By: William Morgan, Jordan Reynolds
Millions of Brits will seek emergency medical attention this winter, an experience that often ends with a long wait in an NHS A&E unit.
By: Jordan Reynolds, William Morgan
NHS England has said that other services should be used this winter, with up to two-fifths of visits to A&E found to be completely unnecessary
Professor Julian Redhead, NHS national clinical director for urgent and emergency care, has reiterated long-standing NHS advice for people to use 999 or A&E services for life-threatening emergencies and serious injuries
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