Rhodri Morgan is a Data Journalist at City AM. He specializes in energy and commodities reporting, with a focus on themes such as government, politics, and public policy. Rhodri's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Global Finance Herald, The US Sun, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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Rhodri Morgan's coverage focuses primarily on the energy sector, particularly UK energy policy, electricity prices, nuclear power, oil prices, and renewable energy. His articles also emphasize government announcements and often cite data to support his reporting.
If you are looking to pitch to Rhodri Morgan, consider offering insights or commentary related to developments in the UK's energy industry. This could include analysis of government policies affecting the sector, trends in electricity pricing or consumption patterns, updates on nuclear power plants or renewable energy projects within the UK.
Given Rhodri's emphasis on citing data and government announcements heavily in his articles, providing well-researched information backed by credible sources can enhance your pitch's appeal. Additionally, if you have access to exclusive data or insights related to the topics covered in his articles it may increase your chances of a successful pitch.
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Buying a coffee each morning could set you back £1,092 a year. That is according to the our calculator, which tots up how expensive your caffeine fix is.
By: Rhodri Morgan, Fred Kelly
Refuse collection is a postcode lottery, and a Daily Mail investigation has laid bare extraordinary disparities that show just how many different bins local councils demand.
Data obtained by the Daily Mail reveal Colchester City Council issued 146.8 fixed penalty notices (FPNs) each month last year, on average.
By: Cameron Roy, Rhodri Morgan
A poll found just 57% of adults are now confident in the courts, down from 69% in 2024 in the biggest year-on-year fall since records began.
'Extreme Right-wing' behaviour is the biggest identified reason for someone being put on Prevent's radar.
More than 1.6 million homes have now installed panels - typically Chinese-made gadgets that cost homeowners up to £8,000.
The Mayor of London this week urged British diplomats around the world to challenge 'disinformation and lies' about the capital.
By: Rhodri Morgan, Arthur Parashar
Arthur Parashar and Rhodri Morgan, Data Journalist CrimeinLondonhas soared since Labour mayor SirSadiq Khancame to power despite his claims that the capital is a 'safe city', figures show.
By: Cameron Roy, Rhodri Morgan
Benefit claimants could earn as much as GPs under Britain's 'warped' welfare system, analysis suggests.
One in six local justice bodies across England and Wales hasn't locked up a single underage serious offender in the last year, data shows.
