Natalie Morris is a freelance journalist and senior editor at The Lead UK. She covers a range of topics including energy and mining, as well as publishing and media, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Natalie has been featured in various publications such as The Guardian, Metro.co.uk, and Glamour Us.
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Natalie Morris predominantly covers local events, particularly within the food and beverage industry in Springfield, Illinois. She appears to favor content related to new restaurant openings, closures, relocations, and menu changes. Her coverage suggests a preference for articles that offer practical advice or cite data about dining options.
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By: Natalie Morris
Lowlah was kicked out of a London hospital in the middle of the night after asking for pain relief. Her story reveals a pattern of "racism and stigmatisation".
From child poverty to the first 'Reform pub' – our editors dive into the things they have loved reading, commissioning and working on this year.
Tis the season for rest, restoration, and hope.
By: Zoe Grunewald, Ella Glover, Natalie Morris
As the year draws to a close we bring together some stories you may have missed this year.
By: Ella Glover, Natalie Morris
Political disillusionment and social apathy are two sides of the same coin. But we can push back.
When disability advocate Isaac Harvey needed urgent support, Redbridge Council had nothing to offer but delays, confusion and unsafe options.
By: Natalie Morris
Exclusive: Schools are increasingly compensating for rising levels of poverty experienced by children at home, according to stark new findings shared with The Lead.
Updated: 15 hours ago Mining activities near Pe' Sla will be halted for two weeks as hearings continue.
Natalie Morris reflects on four years as The Lead is up for two national newsletter awards
By: Natalie Morris
A new film explores the stark racial and socioeconomic inequalities shaping water safety in Britain
