Nick Gutteridge is a Whitehall Correspondent at The Telegraph. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and security policy, with a focus on both regional and world affairs. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports Canada, The Press, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Nick Gutteridge's coverage emphasizes UK politics, particularly focusing on government announcements and legal policy regulations. He delves into topics such as the Conservative Party, Labour Party, Brexit, and immigration.
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Farmers face a doubling of fertiliser prices when a net zero border tax is introduced in January, research suggests.
By: Victoria Ward, Tony Diver, Nick Gutteridge
The Duke of Sussex hopes to regain the King's trust by no longer talking about private family matters in public.
By: Nick Gutteridge, Tony Diver, Victoria Ward
The homecoming prince has a new strategy to reconcile with his father and the wider royal family – keeping his mouth shut.
By: Victoria Ward, Tony Diver, Nick Gutteridge
A media watchdog is to investigate Sky News after one of the broadcaster's reporters visited Nigel Farage 's daughter at home.
Robert Jenrick has called for reforms to “crazy” badger protection laws after a dog was trapped underground for 48 hours without food or water.
Labour mayors are to get the power to overrule councils and force through 4,000 controversial new homes.
Kemi Badenoch has warned that the death of Jason Arday is being used to attack press freedom.
Angela Rayner has watered down restrictions on building new homes in the gardens of other houses.
Giorgia Meloni's allies have denied claims that she told Kemi Badenoch not to make an electoral pact with Reform UK.
