Oli Smith is a journalist for expressco and writes for the Daily Express. With a focus on national news in the United Kingdom, Oli covers a range of topics including politics, current events, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in various publications such as the Daily Star, Nottinghamshire Live, Edinburgh Live, and more.
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Oli Smith's coverage indicates a strong focus on breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements. The themes covered in his articles include government & politics, crime, culture & society, and entertainment news.
Given the emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news within UK government and international politics topics, Oli would likely be receptive to pitches offering expert commentary or exclusive insights related to ongoing political events or significant policy changes. Contributors with unique perspectives on high-profile criminal cases or cultural developments may also find success in reaching out to him.
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By: Oli Smith
British tourists applauded the hundreds of demonstraters who supported holidaymakers coming to Lanzarote.
By: Oli Smith, Hannah Kane
French authorities said they rescued 46 migrants after the incident off the coast of Calais.
A furious row has broken out between two European Union member-states - and Brussels is being forced to choose a side.
By: Oli Smith, Maria Ortega
A Swiss woman was reportedly brutally murdered in broad daylight at a cafe at an increasingly popular tourist hotspot.
By: Oli Smith
The Ukrainian military turned a costly Russian anti-aircraft missile system into a "spectacular fireworks" display.
The popular beach destination has risen in popularity
The popular tourist destination has far more cars on the road than it can support, in the latest sign of over-tourism.
The European Union is teetering on the edge after a coalition of MEPs called for the bloc to construct a huge physical barrier along its border.
By: Matthew Dooley, Oli Smith
The news comes after a French-based organisation sounded the alarm yesterday about 10 or more overloaded boats in the English Channel.
By: Oli Smith
A small country in the Horn of Africa plays an outsized role with ties to the US, Japan, France, Saudi Arabia and China.
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