Lydia Spencer-Elliott is a local journalist based in Cambridge, United Kingdom. She writes for The Tab and her work has also been featured in The Independent and Metro.co.uk. Lydia covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, pop culture, and social issues, providing insightful and engaging articles for her readers.
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Lydia's coverage is primarily focused on entertainment news, particularly involving celebrities, awards shows, film, and television. She also covers evolving stories and opinion editorials related to entertainment and family & relationships.
She would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive access to celebrities, awards shows, or insights into the world of film and television. Additionally, considering her local focus on Cambridge within the UK, she might appreciate pitches featuring local talent or events with a tie-in to the region.
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By: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
‘It was rough,’ the actor said
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The Scottish Fold feline is worth £62m, according to the new report
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‘Harry Potter’ and ‘Succession’ stars join the cast for the new episodes of the BBC One historical drama
Paul Mescal wants Russell Crowe to pick up the phone. The Normal People star, 28, plays Crowe's on screen son Lucius in the forthcoming
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‘It’s as good as we are gonna get,’ her husband teased
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We Brits are known for our devastating smiles – and not in a good way. Lydia Spencer-Elliott talks to the experts to find out the mistakes holding us all back from the perfect set of gnashers
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‘You can’t escape these things,’ the presenter said
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‘It’s annoying,’ one viewer claimed
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Romesh Ranganathan 's new game show Parents Evening has been criticised by viewers after its first episode aired on ITV.
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