Oliver Price is a Reporter at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, personal finance, arts and entertainment, and consumer tech, often intertwining themes of social issues and crime. Oliver's work has been featured in outlets such as New York Folk, This Is Money, and MailOnline, among others.
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Oliver's coverage includes a mix of evolving stories and breaking news, with a focus on entertainment news, government & politics, family & relationships and crime. His articles cover various topics including missing persons, transportation, festivals, crime and retail.
Given the breadth of his coverage, he may be open to pitches related to ongoing or breaking news in the UK within these categories. For example:
- Insights from experts on legal or policy implications surrounding high-profile criminal cases
- Perspectives from individuals involved in governmental or political controversies
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The survey data comes from YouGov's ratings collection, described as the 'biggest and boldest attempt ever made to quantify what Britain thinks'.
England's planning permission postcode lottery has been revealed with a map showing how likely an application is to succeed.
Up to 95 per cent of the public are fed up potholes plaguing their local roads, figures show. The AA said it was 'dismal' and called for an end to the cycle of potholes being patched up only to reappear.
Up to 70 per cent of working-age adults are claiming jobless benefits in parts of England and Wales. Shocking figures laying bare the scale of the crisis Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to tackle the crisis.
Just 3.67million babies were born across the 27 nations in the Bloc in 2023. This was down 5.5 per cent on 2022, marking the biggest percentage drop since records began in 1961.
Research has found Selfridges, Currys, JD Sports and ASOS are among 41 firms to have fallen victim to fraudulent affiliate marketing schemes in China, Pakistan and Ukraine.
The charming Suffolk town of Woodbridge was this week crowned as the happiest place to live in Britain. Residents scored it highly for community spirit and friendliness in annual poll by Rightmove.
Kensington and Chelsea, an affluent enclave of West London, ranks just below the City of Westminster at the bottom of the affordability charts.
Had earnings grew at the speed seen in the 10 years before the 2008 financial crash, the average adult would now take home £42,300 before tax. Median earnings in 2024 are £31,600.
MailOnline has collated a list of Britain's favourite comedians, which comes from YouGov's ratings collection, the 'biggest and boldest attempt ever made to quantify what Britain thinks'.
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