Rachel Sylvester is a Political Editor at a leading publication. She covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and education, with a keen focus on the intersections of politics and the economy. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Cosmopolitan, Teen Vogue, The Times, and Glamour.
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Rachel Sylvester's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, health & wellbeing, with a focus on education. She seems to value expert commentary and cites data in her articles, suggesting that she would be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis or offer relevant data related to government policies, healthcare, education or national security.
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By: Rachel Sylvester
The ‘other’ Miliband brother is keen to return to frontline UK politics and could be foreign secretary with a seat in the Lords
By: Rachel Sylvester
The Greater Manchester Baccalaureate, introduced by Andy Burnham, could be rolled out across the country in ‘complete rethink’ of education proposed by probable next PM
By: Rachel Sylvester
The outgoing Arts Council chair talks unmade beds and pickled sharks on a stroll past the London galleries and museums he transformed during his half-century as Britain’s biggest cultural champion
By: Rachel Sylvester
The Greater Manchester Baccalaureate, introduced by Andy Burnham, could be rolled out across the country in ‘complete rethink’ of education proposed by probable next PM
By: Rachel Sylvester
The incoming prime minister faces a litany of difficult challenges that will inevitably upset a lot of people – how he manages them will be key to his tenure in No 10
By: Rachel Sylvester
Artificial intelligence-enabled droids are providing company and medical assistance to residents in care homes, cutting costs and freeing up staff
By: Rachel Sylvester
His party is ahead in the polls and his candidate won the byelection to take over as mayor of Greater Manchester, but difficult decisions on tax and spending lie ahead
By: Rachel Sylvester
A unit in London’s Wandsworth prison has been transformed using methods from Sweden and Norway that prioritise rehabilitation over retribution
By: Rachel Sylvester
No AI, no big tech – just innovative answers to tricky social problems. It’s time for the government to take this approach to education nationwide
By: Rachel Sylvester
The housing secretary’s difficult, deprived childhood has made her well suited to the unrest in Westminster – and is driving her to deliver £10bn of social and affordable homes
