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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Security services have issued an unprecedented warning about a secretive Russian military unit accused of carrying out assassinations and cyberattacks.
By: Steven Swinford, Max Kendix
Former prime minister now supports a change to the law as it will help bring about a ‘meaningful reduction in human suffering’
By: Aubrey Allegretti, Steven Swinford, Max Kendix
An audit of more than 500 politicians to have expressed a view so far suggests Kim Leadbeater’s bill will comfortably pass in a Commons vote
By: Max Kendix, Chris Smyth, Aubrey Allegretti
Outcome of the MPs’ vote is uncertain as both camps signal strong backing and many are still undecided
Meta’s global affairs chief says the tech billionaire’s political influence could ‘go way beyond’ his support of Donald Trump
Figures reveal one department used £1,200 in taxpayers’ money for two folders, as chancellor pledges ‘iron fist against waste’
Some 30 Labour-controlled local authorities raised concerns, amid claims Sir Keir Starmer’s pledge to build 1.5 million homes is undeliverable and unsustainable
By: Jane Flanagan, Max Kendix
Navin Ramgoolam says sovereignty proposals agreed under his predecessor ‘would not produce the benefits that the nation could expect’
Stephen Doughty was confident that America will support the deal to transfer sovereignty of the islands, which is home to the military base Diego Garcia
Small councils that will be replaced in local government overhaul might not pass on debt to newly formed successors
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