Mark Harrison is a versatile journalist with a wide range of interests and expertise. He has written for various publications, including Times Television, LondonlovesBusiness.com, and Eurogamer. His articles cover a diverse range of topics, from politics and international affairs to technology and entertainment.
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Mark Harrison's coverage is predominantly focused on promotional deals and discounts, with a significant emphasis on gaming-related content. His articles also touch upon international conflicts, military operations, politics, and technology deals.
Given his focus on promoting deals and discounts related to technology products and gaming subscriptions, he is likely to be more responsive to pitches that offer exclusive or time-sensitive promotional offers within the technology and gaming sectors.
In addition, Mark covers articles related to international conflicts but does not have a specific geographic focus. Therefore, experts providing insights into global political developments or military operations may find him receptive if their analysis aligns with the topics covered in his articles.
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By: Eoin Burns, Cristina Lago, Mark Harrison
Disability in construction - This CPD presents initiatives that construction employers can adopt to be more inclusive to disabled workers.
By: Mark Harrison Llb
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNWRA) who are an agency for Palestinian refugees in Israel and Gaza provide humanitarian aid.
By: Mark Harrison Llb
The Chancellor delivered Labour's first Budget in 14-years on Wednesday and has admitted that people's wages might not increase as a direct result of her £40 billion tax hike.
Next Tuesday, America goes to the polls, but this Friday, we've got 30 more film quiz questions, some of them about US presidents on film.
By: Mark Harrison
There has been growing calls for President Joe Biden to allow NATO to intercept Russian missiles. The Kremlin has issued a serious warning to NATO they will launch nuclear weapons on the West if they interfere any further in the Ukraine war. The deputy chairman of the Security Council of Russia, Dmitry
By: Mark Harrison
Ukraine faces a powerful Russian offensive. Commander-in-Chief warns of challenging situations in Donetsk Oblast region.
Spread the metal:Album Guests Tim “Ripper” Owens, Zak Stevensm, Fabio Lione, Henning Basse and more! Rockshots Records is excited to unleash “Breaking The Chains”, the brand-new album [...]
By: Mark Harrison
Labour's inheritance tax decision leaves farmers concerned. Explore the potential impact on food security and the future of British farming.
By: Mark Harrison Llb
The Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has suggested that he wants Poland who is a member of NATO to “shoot down” Russian missiles or drones over Ukrainian airspace.
By: Mark Harrison Llb
The Health Secretary Wes Streeting has vowed on Tuesday that he will put NHS workers “on the front line, not the picket line” and the Labour government will rebuild hospitals.
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