Max Kendix is a news reporter for The Times, with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a range of topics including crime, politics, social issues, and human interest stories. Max's work has also been featured in Stuff magazine.
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Max Kendix's articles cover a wide range of local UK issues, with a strong focus on government and politics, finance and economy, entertainment news, and business & industry. When reaching out to him for coverage consideration or expert commentary, pitches should be tailored to align with these themes.
Given the variety of topics covered in Max's articles, experts in areas such as Scottish politics, education policy, housing market trends in the UK (especially Fife), gender pay gap analysis specific to Scotland or related legal policies would likely find their insights valuable for potential inclusion in his reporting.
As Max focuses on local news within the United Kingdom across an array of topics including crime, healthcare ethics and climate change among others; relevant sources can provide context or expertise pertaining to these subjects at a national level.
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Households will pay the equivalent of £120 per year to pay for Labour’s ambitions for the UK to shift to green power
The new Conservative leader has appointed Laura Trott as shadow education secretary and Neil O’Brien as shadow minister of state for education
Following Wes Streeting’s denouncement of the proposal this week, support for the bill has shifted over fears it will not get enough scrutiny in parliament
A social media post by the Treasury is said to have misled the public over the rise in the rate for employers
By: Max Kendix, Adam Vaughan
PM urges companies to contribute to a pool of more than $1 trillion a year to help poorer nations
Ilham Aliyev’s comments at Cop29 have been condemned by world leaders as Keir Starmer is expected to announce a target to reduce emissions by 81% before 2035
By: Kaya Burgess, Steven Swinford, Max Kendix
Prime minister describes abuse by the Christian barrister John Smyth as ‘horrific’
Keir Starmer will not order the islands to publish lists of true ownership of companies amid fears it would be seen as colonial
The Labour peer calls on the government to ‘swallow your pride’ over the tech billionaire, who has been given a role in Donald Trump’s incoming administration
Lerwick’s Up Helly Aa grabs the headlines — but there are 10 others each winter in Shetland. Max Kendix joins the locals at Northmavine, where things really hot up
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