Richard Vaughan is a Political and Education Correspondent at the i newspaper. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, education policy, and cultural issues, with a particular focus on the United Kingdom, Rwanda, and the impact of the Coronavirus. Richard has been featured in the Cigalah Group, The Scotsman, and The i Paper.
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Richard Vaughan's focus is on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly within the context of UK politics. He seems to be interested in covering the internal dynamics of political parties, legislative developments, and public opinion regarding elections.
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By: Richard Vaughan
Trump’s plan for US providers in NHS could scupper hopes of free trade deal
By: Richard Vaughan, Kitty Donaldson
Downing St considering using Big Tech contacts to open back channels with the billionaire tycoon and Trump ally
By: Richard Vaughan
Culture Secretary says the incoming Trump administration will welcome 'robust' exchanges
By: Richard Vaughan, Hugo Gye
The former Labour leader is driving through the green agenda by linking it to economic recovery
By: Adam Forrest, Chloe Chaplain, Richard Vaughan, Arj Singh
Tories reject Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey's suggestion that Brexit had harmed trade as growth flatlines
The UK hasn't held talks with China since 2018 amid concerns over the country's treatment of its Uyghur Muslims
By: Richard Vaughan
Hospices around the country will start reducing services and could be forced to close after warning that a significant financial crisis will worsen due to Budget changes
By: Arj Singh, Richard Vaughan
The Prime Minister has warned Brits would 'pay a high cost' if the UK backed down over Ukraine
By: Hugo Gye, Arj Singh, Richard Vaughan
Starmer's meeting with Xi Jinping went well but he faces a delicate balancing act to secure Britain interests amid global turmoil
By: Richard Vaughan
Imminent arrival of Donald Trump means the focus of the Ukraine war has shifted
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