Matilda Davies is a Graduate Data Journalist at The Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, education, culture and society, as well as personal finance, with a keen focus on social issues in the United Kingdom. Matilda's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Times, The Post, and PinkNews.
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Matilda's articles encompass a wide range of topics, including government and politics, entertainment news, and health & wellbeing. Her coverage heavily emphasizes data citations, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
If you're considering reaching out to Matilda with newsworthy information or expert commentary, you may want to focus on providing in-depth data analysis related to government policies or announcements affecting Scotland. Additionally, offering insights into evolving stories about education disparities or cultural trends among Gen Z could be appealing.
Given her national focus on the United Kingdom and inclination towards reporting on Scottish issues specifically (such as roads, museums' skeletons release), pitches should align with these geographic considerations when relevant.
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Ever get that eerie feeling your phone is eavesdropping when targeted ads pop up? Your friends may be to blame
By: Matilda Davies
Ever get that eerie feeling your phone is eavesdropping when targeted ads pop up? Your friends may be to blame
By: George Willoughby, Matilda Davies
Owners are preparing for legal battles after accusations that their pub names or signs are ‘xenophobic and inciting violence’
The trust we had in pictures and videos is vanishing as artificial intelligence becomes better at fooling us — but there are ways to detect AI-generated content
By: Caroline Scott, Matilda Davies, Venetia Menzies
The psychologist started a revolt in 2024 with his book claiming young brains are being rewired. Parents and schools worldwide are putting his tips into action
The PM has appointed a troubleshooter to tackle one of our thorniest problems but she won’t report for three years. These are the problems she’ll face
By: Venetia Menzies, Matilda Davies
Thirty-year gilt yields surge to 1998 highs, sparking concerns about rising UK debt and inflation. Could this trigger another crisis?
The link between alcohol and cancer is back in the spotlight and America’s surgeon-general is calling for health warnings on bottles.
By: Matilda Davies, Jim Armitage
Many commentators paint the UK economy as the sick man of Europe. By most measures — from debts to growth, productivity and unemployment — it’s just not true
A trip on a converted fishing boat is a unique way to get to know the islands — just pack an extra jumper, says Matilda Davies
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