Robyn Vinter is a journalist who writes for The Guardian. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including current events, cultural phenomena, and human interest stories. With a focus on providing informative and engaging content, Robyn's writing aims to shed light on important issues and spark meaningful conversations.
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Robyn Vinter's coverage spans a broad range of topics, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to entertainment, family & relationships, and crime. She also incorporates expert commentary into her articles. If you want to reach out effectively to Robyn, consider offering insights or personal experiences that relate directly to the human angle of evolving stories in any of these areas.
Her coverage encompasses diverse subjects such as art, weather, charity work, car accidents and terrorism within the UK context. When reaching out to her it is important to tailor your pitches according to this wide array of interests she covers.
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By: Robyn Vinter
In unusual election pledge, Keane Duncan says he will use public money to buy 1867 hotel, forcibly if necessary
By: Robyn Vinter
Residents tell of shock and no longer feeling safe on day Kulsuma Akter’s husband appeared before court
By: Robyn Vinter
Nursery worker Kate Roughley, 37, accused of manslaughter over death of Genevieve Meehan in May 2022
By: Robyn Vinter
Dozens of secretly filmed, voyeuristic videos feature women often in short dresses on nights out
Gary Roden resigns as general manager after tickets cancelled and gigs forced to reschedule in Manchester
British Skydiving Board to investigate after man in his 40s found at industrial estate in Shotton
By: Robyn Vinter
Exclusive: Working-class people less likely to get jobs in charities than public and private sectors, EY Foundation report finds
Chris Webb’s victory with more than 7,500-vote majority may be sign of voters in poorer areas ditching Conservatives
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Tory rebels likely to make another attempt to oust PM Rishi Sunak as party suffers bad night in local elections
By: Shane Harrison, Robyn Vinter, Diane Taylor
Charities fear ‘increasing risks of destitution and exploitation’ of refugees as they go into hiding
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