Ollie Corfe is a Data Journalist at various prominent publications including the Daily Express and Daily Mirror. He covers a wide range of themes including government and politics, finance, and education, with a particular focus on the United Kingdom and global issues such as the Russia-Ukraine War and ESG. Ollie's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Telegraph and Yahoo News UK.
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Ollie Corfe's focus is on the UK government, politics, and economic issues. He frequently cites data and covers government announcements. If you want to reach out effectively to Ollie, consider providing insights or analysis related to UK economic trends, government policies, or political developments.
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The amount of NHS hospital treatment for obese patients has quadrupled in a decade, new statistics show.
By: Ollie Corfe
Car theft in London has effectively been “decriminalised” as nine in 10 incidents go unsolved, figures have revealed.
By: Neil Johnston, Ollie Corfe
‘Staggering’ that barely one in 100 stolen vehicle cases in capital lead to charge, say Lib Dems
As its popularity plunges, it can hardly afford to lose any more of one of its key voter bases
Muslim communities have long been seen as key voters for Labour , which is not surprising given the perception that they are most sympathetic towards minority groups.
By: Ollie Corfe, Ethan Croft
Electoral Calculus analysis shows Nigel Farage’s party could leapfrog both Conservatives and Labour if it continues to pick up support
By: Ollie Corfe, Tom
Authorities grapple with unpaid bills while demanding £100-a-year rise from taxpayers
By: Ollie Corfe, Camilla Turner
Institutions could be in line for larger bills if they own playing fields and playgrounds
The fragile three-way coalition in the Bundestag has shattered. Olaf Scholz, the chancellor, has lost a vote of confidence and Germany is hurtling
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