Rachel Muller-Heyndyk is a journalist and editor, currently working as a casual news reporter for The i Paper. With a focus on national news in the United Kingdom, Rachel covers a range of topics including current events, entertainment, and social issues. Her articles aim to provide readers with up-to-date information and insights on important issues affecting the country.
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Rachel Muller-Heyndyk's articles cover a mix of government and politics, entertainment news, housing market, transportation, strikes, media-related topics such as television and reality TV. She focuses on national coverage within the United Kingdom.
Given her focus on breaking news and evolving stories in areas including government announcements and entertainment news, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive information related to ongoing political events or developments in the UK entertainment industry.
For example, if you have insights into recent policy changes affecting any of the mentioned topics or access to exclusive interviews with relevant figures in UK politics or entertainment industry that could contribute to ongoing narratives covered by Rachel.
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By: Rachel Muller-Heyndyk
Find out which celebrity couple became the first to leave Strictly Come Dancing 2023 on Sunday
By: Rachel Muller-Heyndyk
What we know about the mysterious new BBC Panorama airing on the BBC tonight, including when it starts and how to watch it
By: Rachel Muller-Heyndyk
The theme for this year's Black History Month is 'Celebrating our Sisters, Saluting our Sisters, and Honouring Matriarchs of Movements'
By: Rachel Muller-Heyndyk
Barry George, now 63, was wrongly convicted for the murder of journalist Jill Dando in 2000. The unsolved case is now the focus of a new Netflix documentary
London Underground workers had planned to walk out on Wednesday and Friday
By: Rachel Muller-Heyndyk
Ofcom confirmed that it had been inundated with complaints following Fox's comments on journalist Ava Evans
By: Rachel Muller-Heyndyk
If there are more Tube strikes planned after the RMT called off industrial action this week, and what it means for train strikes starting on Wednesday
By: Rachel Muller-Heyndyk
The impact of the new HS2 plans explained and how journey times will be affected, as Rishi Sunak announced cuts to the route at the Tory party conference
By: Rachel Muller-Heyndyk
Four security-tagged Andrex toilet rolls, costing £3.75, were spotted at a Tesco Express in south London
By: Rachel Muller-Heyndyk
House prices fell further again in September by 0.4 per cent, following a drop in August, according to Halifax
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