Paul McNamee is a UK Editor who writes for The Big Issue and The Sydney Morning Herald. With a focus on politics, social issues, and cultural commentary, Paul's articles provide insightful analysis and thought-provoking perspectives on current events. His work has also been featured in publications such as BusinessGreen and Politics.co.uk.
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Paul McNamee's coverage spans government, politics, culture, and society in the UK. His articles often include commentary on legal policy regulation and governmental announcements. Hence, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to political developments or societal issues within the UK.
Given his focus on opinion editorial pieces as well as seasonal topics such as Christmas, it may be beneficial to approach him with thought-provoking perspectives or timely insights on current events that align with his themes of interest.
When reaching out to Paul McNamee for potential contributions or interviews, consider how your expertise could offer valuable insights into ongoing political and social issues in the UK.
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By: Paul Mcnamee
Lifting children out of poverty is the best thing Labour could do for the country. Big Issue is working tirelessly to help make this happen.
By: Paul Mcnamee
While Big Issue Group is now a poverty fighting machine, delivering impact beyond the initial idea, the journalism remains core.
Labour should look to the initiatives that Big Issue has put in place to reset mentalities around work and benefits.
When Nigel Farage roars about left wing milk, or woke, he means young people – deepening the generation gap and causing a distraction.
In tough times, reach out for help. It may take time, but allow hope to carry you Even in the darkest times, hope can grow. Image: Enya on Unsplash
By: Paul McNamee
With the scale of the task facing Labour more obvious by the day, it's easy to be gloomy, but people are out there making a positive difference
Stonehenge findings show there is something reassuring about the need to communicate in the deep past echoing through our own time.
Andrew Carnegie's philanthropy showed that power and wealth could be used to further knowledge and opportunity. Take note Elon Musk.
By: Paul McNamee, Alan Attwood
The Australian Open sells itself as the “Happy Slam”. But Novak Djokovic isn't happy. That is not surprising.
By: Paul Mcnamee
Campaigns from people such as Ed Sheeran, Marcus Rashford and Jamie Oliver have done huge amounts of good, but they can't fix everything.
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