Melanie Reid is a writer based in the United Kingdom, known for her contributions to The Times, Lebanon Enterprise, and Newsroom NZ. Her articles cover a range of topics including personal experiences, social issues, entertainment, and local events. With a keen eye for storytelling, Melanie delivers thought-provoking and engaging pieces that resonate with her readers.
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United Kingdom (National)
Melanie Reid predominantly covers local UK stories with a focus on opinion editorials, reviews, and evolving human interest pieces. Her coverage reflects an interest in family & relationships, survival, Christmas-related events, disability issues, and the impact of Generation TikTok.
Given her emphasis on opinion pieces and personal experiences related to disability and survival topics, pitches should highlight real-life accounts or expert insights that resonate with her themes. Contributions from individuals navigating challenges related to disabilities or personal hardships may be well received.
For Christmas-related articles or those involving pets and family dynamics during the holiday season could also align well with Melanie's coverage. Lastly, given her local focus in the UK, content specific to this geographic area would likely be most relevant for potential contributions.
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‘Everyone’s so afraid of offending anybody that we’re tying ourselves in extraordinary knots about how best to regard disabled athletes’
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The safe little white buttons bought in supermarkets are a comforting counter-point to an otherwise terrifying source of life
The looming problem in society isn’t so much hearing loss — especially if Apple succeeds in rebranding AirPod earphones as hearing aids — it’s about our increasing inability to talk to each other.On
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