Nina Lloyd is a political correspondent for PA Media, with a focus on national politics in the United Kingdom. She has written for various publications, including The Independent, Evening Standard, and The Irish News, covering a range of political topics and events. Nina's work has also been featured in numerous other outlets, showcasing her expertise and extensive coverage of political news in the UK.
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Nina Lloyd's focus is primarily on UK politics, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. She covers topics such as the Post Office Scandal, healthcare, education, and foreign policy. Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Nina would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights or expert commentary concerning ongoing political developments in the United Kingdom.
Additionally, she may also welcome pitches that provide unique perspectives or new information regarding legal and regulatory issues within the UK. Sources with expertise in British politics, lawmaking processes, as well as those who can offer insight into ongoing scandals or controversies within these areas could be particularly valuable for Nina's articles.
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By: Nina Lloyd, Matt Lee
He did not publicly disclose his conviction before being elected
By: Sion Morgan, Nina Lloyd
Immediate action has been taken to ensure security across prisons in England and Wales, the Ministry of Justice has said, after it emerged that blueprints of jails had been leaked online.
By: Nina Lloyd
The state should “never offer death as a service”, the Justice Secretary has said, in a strongly worded intervention over the assisted dying Bill ahead of a historic Commons vote next week.
By: Nina Lloyd
Shabana Mahmood said she was ‘profoundly concerned’ by the Bill.
By: Nina Lloyd
Shabana Mahmood said she was ‘profoundly concerned’ by the Bill.
By: Nina Lloyd
The state should “never offer death as a service”, the Justice Secretary has said, in a strongly worded intervention over the assisted dying Bill ahead of a historic Commons vote next week.
By: Nina Lloyd, John Scheerhout
In a letter to constituents, Shabana Mahmood said she was “profoundly concerned”
The Prime Minister used an article in the Mail on Sunday to vow to ‘get to grips’ with the cost of welfare.
Nina Lloyd, PA Political Correspondent · 2-min read
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