Rachael McMenemy is a Reporter at Yahoo. She covers a diverse range of themes including transportation and mobility, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a focus on social issues and crime in Europe and the United Kingdom. Rachael's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Movies Canada, BBC News, and Yahoo Sports, highlighting her versatility and expertise in both regional and global topics.
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Rachael's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly in the United Kingdom and more specifically Cambridge. She frequently covers breaking or evolving stories related to crime, entertainment news, and occasionally sports.
Given her focus on local news and a range of topics from crime to entertainment, she may be interested in pitches that highlight unique human interest stories within the Cambridge area or other locations within her geographic scope. For example, personal interviews with individuals involved in evolving local events could be of particular interest.
Additionally, due to her coverage of government announcements and ongoing developments within the region (such as care home inspections or support group closures), sharing insights about relevant policies impacting these areas can also be effective when reaching out to Rachael McMenemy.
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The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning.
Rachael McMenemy Two women say they are on a mission to transform women's healthcare by bringing a conference to Suffolk for the first time.
Lincoln Button was autistic and non-verbal but was always happy, a relative says.
Rachael McMenemy Friends and relatives of people in hospital have been asked to stay away if they feel unwell due to "unprecedented demand".
By: Rachael Mcmenemy, Matt Precey
Hospitals in the region and the East of England Ambulance Service are facing increased pressure.
Steve Webber serves regulars and intrigued passers-by but says the shop only provides "beer money".
The latest three-week closure is part of an improvement scheme that began in September.
Police say they want the public to know of Tashaun Pink's conditions to prevent offending.
By: Rachael Mcmenemy, Kate Bradbrook
Maisie is falling behind and feels alone and punished, her mum says.
Alex Holmes says people from his school days have reached out to congratulate him.
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