Mark Nicol is the Defence and Diplomacy Editor at The Mail on Sunday. He is an accomplished author and triathlete, and his work focuses on national defense and diplomacy issues in the United Kingdom. Mark's articles cover a range of topics including military operations, international conflicts, and the state of the armed forces.
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Mark Nicol's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, particularly in the context of military affairs and national security. Given his focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to the military, he would likely be responsive to pitches that provide exclusive information or expert commentary on ongoing developments within the UK armed forces.
Pitches centered around interviews with individuals directly involved in military or defense policy-making processes could also align well with Mark's coverage patterns. As his geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), sources based in the UK who can offer unique insights into relevant governmental decisions or policies may capture his attention.
Given the specific topics covered by Mark – such as armed forces shortages and conflicts like Russia-Ukraine – experts with firsthand knowledge of these areas would likely find success when reaching out to him for potential collaboration.
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By: Mark Nicol
The troops were promised to Vladimir Putin by President Kim Jong Un during a state visit to Pyongyang.
Armies across Europe are shrinking but it appears the UK is losing servicemen and women at a faster rate than its allies. A new figure represents a loss of 5,000 troops in two years and 10,000 in five years.
Ukraine is facing the threat of a huge influx of North Korean troops who are being trained by Russia's army, after a deal said to have been struck between president Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un.
Tory MP Alicia Kearns used parliamentary privilege to accuse a former RAF chief of 'lying' over the service's discrimination against white male pilots.
By: Mark Nicol
The Kremlin is said to have paid North Korea to send personnel to the front in a deal struck on president Vladimir Putin's state visit to Kim Jong Un.
As part of an international initiative, the UK will lend Ukraine £2.26 billion ($3 billion) then recoup the money from the interest earned on Kremlin investments in Europe.
German aircraft are to fly sorties over Britain for the first time since World War Two as part of a new defence deal.
Mother-of-two Victoria Cilliers, 48, walked down the aisle with Simon Goodman - a former Royal Marine - at a register office last weekend.
By: Mark Nicol
A woman who survived a 4000ft fall after her husband tampered with her parachute has remarried — to a fellow skydiving fan.
The HMS Prince of Wales has suffered a litany of malfunctions since she was launched in December 2017, but is being sent to warn off Chinese president Xi Jinping
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