Mark Nicol is a Defence and Diplomacy Editor at The Mail on Sunday. He specializes in military topics, counterterrorism, and drone technology, with a focus on security and law enforcement issues both regionally and globally. Mark's work has been featured in outlets such as 247 News Around The World, MSN, and The West Australian.
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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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In his letter to the Prime Minister, Al Carns said the Legacy Bill would 'fail veterans it claimed to protect'.
By: Mark Nicol, Martin Beckford
After being parachuted into the top role, former airborne officer Dan Jarvis kept a low profile on his first day replacing John Healey, who quit on Thursday with a blast at defence spending plans.
By: Mark Nicol, Shaun Wooller
The British Medical Association was due to march resident doctors out on strike in a long-running row over pay but it backed down at the 11th hour after James Murray proposed a new deal.
A Russian shadow fleet tanker was anchored off the Dorset coast last night after it was seized in the first British-led operation against a Kremlin vessel.
The former Defence Secretary has said he quit for 'our country' after refusing Sir Keir Starmer's cash offer for the Armed Forces. John Healey said his decision was 'necessary' for UK security
By: Olivia Allhusen, Mark Nicol, Perkin Amalaraj
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By: Mark Nicol, Olivia Allhusen, Perkin Amalaraj
A British couple whose yacht was fired upon by a Russian warship in the English Channel on Tuesday have insisted they did nothing wrong.
The head of the UK's Armed Forces has laid bare the reality of Sir Keir Starmer's defence policy - that current spending projections will result in fewer military operations and exercises.
New Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis arrived empty handed at his first Nato meeting yesterday as his furious US counterpart castigated allies as 'shameful'.
British missile innovators are bringing Formula 1 technology and hardware to Ukraine. Grand Prix aerodynamics and carbon composite chassis from racing cars are being used.
