Josie Copson is a Senior TV Reporter at Metro. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, arts and entertainment, and animal rights, often exploring themes of consumer health and family travel. Josie's work has been featured in notable publications such as OK! Magazine, The Mirror, and The i Paper.
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Josie Copson's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, with a focus on TV shows, celebrities, and relationships. She often includes expert commentary in her coverage. Therefore, if you are reaching out to Josie, consider offering access to exclusive interviews or insights from industry experts related to the latest happenings in the world of television and celebrity news.
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If you want your children to enjoy the idyllic great outdoors and all the benefits it has to offer, then what better way than on two wheels
By: Josie Copson
Mathew Lewis-Carter and Lawrence Price have created something special with Pints & Ponytails
By: Zara Woodcock, Joel Harley, Josie Copson
Boy, has time flown by.
Max Hunter says the industry has changed significantly over the years
Wild spring weather has left plants distressed – but there are many ways you can bring your plants back to life
Alice Hawkins has created a Dolly Parton shrine, which is currently being displayed in an exhibition on fandom
Weekend plans sorted!
By: Josie Copson
Dr Ben Roberts, who has a PhD on how to prevent overheating in homes without the use of air conditioning, shares advice
By: Josie Copson
The Met Office meteorologist and 5News weather forecaster talks to Josie Copson about challenging misinformation and the personal toll of the heatwaves
By: Josie Copson
Scoring a cheap flight can quickly lose its appeal when the cost of adding a suitcase appears.
