Rachel Sylvester is the Political Editor at a leading publication. She covers a range of topics including public education, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on government and higher education. Rachel's insightful work has been featured in notable outlets such as Cosmopolitan, Teen Vogue, The Times, and Marie Claire.
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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
Starmer pledged to boost vocational education as an antidote to youth unemployment. College heads want him to keep this promise.
By: Rachel Sylvester
The prime minister has all the intellectual qualifications for the job but he lacks the more emotional skills required to succeed, Rachel Sylvester writes
By: Rachel Sylvester
On a stroll around Styal jail in Cheshire, the prisons minister discusses jobs for ex-offenders, support for women inmates and why he has no political ambitions
By: Rachel Sylvester
The writer has questioned the Green leader’s comment about the ‘perception of unsafety’ among British Jews
By: Rachel Sylvester
As communities across Britain unite in feelings of abandonment and betrayal by the political classes, Westminster’s two-party system has never looked so weak
By: Rachel Sylvester
Labour is facing a meltdown at the polls today, but the PM has made it clear he’s not going anywhere. That leaves his opponents with a choice: pull the trigger on a challenge, or bide their time
By: Rachel Sylvester
The prime minister sets out his project of ‘renewal’, which includes a scheme to open up Europe for young people, admits Labour needs to act on its election drubbing, and questions donations to Reform and Nigel Farage
By: Rachel Sylvester
The prime minister is missing opportunities by allowing political caution to stall vital reforms in housing, health and trade
By: Rachel Sylvester
Critics including Richard Branson say Home Office ban on visas for ex-offenders is short-sighted and bad for the economy
By: Rachel Sylvester
The former health secretary condemns Brexit as a ‘catastrophic mistake’ that needs to be reversed in a scathing attack on Keir Starmer’s leadership
