Lottie Hayton is a reporter for The Times, covering a wide range of topics including business, economics, and current affairs. With a keen interest in uncovering stories that impact the economy and society, Lottie's articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on various industries and trends.
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Lottie Hayton's coverage predominantly focuses on national business, economy, retail, finance, and tourism in the United Kingdom. She tends to cite data and cover government announcements and press releases related to sales & marketing, human resources & employment as well as government & politics.
When reaching out to Lottie with a pitch or as a source, consider providing insights into UK-specific economic trends or developments within businesses operating in the country. Moreover, offering access to exclusive data sets relevant to her areas of focus may increase the likelihood of engagement.
Given her interest in HR and employment topics alongside private sector announcements and sales/marketing themes; pitches about innovative HR practices or successful marketing strategies adopted by businesses in the UK could be particularly effective.
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The island is talking tough to deter misbehaviour — but is it delivering results?
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By: Lottie Hayton
Women like Yulia Navalnaya are a powerful force for change, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, the Belarus opposition leader in exile, tells The Times
Belgian scientists say the technology can help brewers to improve the taste of their products
The medication Manuel Guerrero needs is unavailable in Qatar but he cannot leave the country because his passport has been confiscated
Guinness World Records is seeking a successor after the deaths of Gisaburo Sonobe from Japan and the Venezuelan Juan Vicente Pérez Mora in the same week
Maia Kobab’s graphic novel Gender Queer has for a third successive year topped a list of works threatened with removal from libraries, schools and universities
By: Lottie Hayton
Japan’s princess of polka dots, known for her psychedelic art installations, made more than $80m at auction last year
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