Rachel Russell is a journalist for the BBC News website and BBC Newsnight. With a focus on multinational news, Rachel covers a wide range of topics including current events, human interest stories, and cultural phenomena. Her work has also been featured in publications such as the Daily Express and Daily Star.
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Rachel Russell's coverage spans government and politics, crime, entertainment news, lifestyle, and health. To effectively pitch to her, consider offering exclusive insights into evolving or breaking stories related to royalty, celebrities' lives or health issues. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide unique access to individuals involved in high-profile cases within the topics of interest such as legal cases involving celebrities or significant developments in healthcare policies.
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Mark Ambler is jailed after pleading guilty to burglary and possession of a Class A drug.
By: Tom Ingall, Rachel Russell
Oliver Patchett has been asking for donations from birdwatchers to use his garden in Shelf.
Calverley Old Hall no longer 'at risk' after conversion into holiday accommodation and restoration.
A coroner says missed opportunities to help Nicholas Hart did not contribute directly to his death.
A digital avatar of the medieval king is on display at York Theatre Royal.
By: Amelia Riley, Rachel Russell
Tribute to duck is vandalised just weeks after being unveiled by Radio 1 host Greg James.
By: Rachel Russell, Carla Fowler
North Yorkshire has no fixed cameras and police use mobile units to catch speeding drivers.
Mackenzies Smoked Products had been facing health and safety charges.
More than 300 harvest mice are released as part of a project in the North York Moors National Park.
Pickering Town Council takes decision to call event off with snow and Storm Bert due to hit.
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