Matilda Davies is a Graduate Data Journalist for The Times, specializing in national news and data-driven reporting. With a focus on uncovering stories through data analysis, Matilda's articles cover a range of topics including social issues, environmental concerns, and political developments in the United Kingdom.
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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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By: Nicole Cherruault, Hugo Daniel, Tom Witherow, Narrotam Medhora, Matilda Davies
Many suffered in silence for years and some wrongly died in shame. These are their stories
By: Matilda Davies, Ben Spencer, Emma Wilkinson
Hundreds of thousands of children have not had both MMR jabs. The result is a surge in measles cases, a disease many doctors thought they would never see again
By: Megan Beckwith, Matilda Davies
From homes to hospital beds, this is how the UK will have to prepare for population growth which, driven by migrants, is predicted to head towards 80 million by 2036
By: Julian Osbaldstone, Matilda Davies, Krystal Loh, Martin Barry
Matilda Davies was given access to all of the data the social media behemoth has been collecting on her since she was 11. This is what she uncovered, and what we can all do to claw back some privacy
By: William Turvill, Matilda Davies
Social media algorithms have allowed bizarre and offensive speculation about the Princess of Wales to spread on TikTok, X and Reddit
By: Fintan Hogan, Matilda Davies, Poppy Koronka
Undertrained and unsupported graduates are finding that the training schemes which used to be the golden ticket to a solid career are just not worth it any more
Thanks to projects led by indigenous communities and key changes in government in Brazil and Colombia, deforestation levels fell last year
In the Amazon, 39% less tree cover was lost in total last year than in 2022. Mario Tama / Getty Images
By: Katie Tarrant, Sharin Hussain, Heather Elliott, Matilda Davies, Louise Eccles, Hannah Swerling
The Sunday Times’s first ever Young Power List celebrates hard work and ingenuity in its many forms. Read our interviews with all the brilliant winners
While the UK is unlikely to get nul points, data analysis by The Times shows the Dizzy singer may be in for a rougher ride than fans hope — and even taking part doesn’t seem to be a career boost (with one notable exception)
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