Roya Nikkhah is a journalist and royal editor for The Times, based in the United Kingdom. With a focus on the British monarchy, Roya's articles provide insights into the lives of the royal family, their engagements, and their impact on society. Her work has also been featured in the New York Post and Stuff.
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Roya's coverage is primarily focused on the British Royal Family, with a significant emphasis on entertainment news and family-related topics. She often presents opinion editorials, profiles features, and event coverages in her articles. To effectively reach out to Roya Nikkhah, consider offering unique insights or expert commentary related to the British Royal Family’s personal lives or public engagements. Contributions that provide behind-the-scenes perspectives or exclusive information about royal events may pique her interest.
As she focuses mainly on national (United Kingdom) content without specific geographic restrictions mentioned, pitches should relate specifically to developments within the UK concerning the British Royal Family or individuals closely associated with them.
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As King Charles receives treatment for cancer, the Prince of Wales will face a greater workload as heir — but he is also fiercely protective of time with his children
The Prince of Wales is meeting his pledge to build for the homeless — and hopes commercial builders will follow suit
By: Roya Nikkhah, Tom Calver, Dominic Hauschild
Charles ‘proud and pleased’ at Queen’s work as public responds well to her leadership
On his 60th birthday, the duke tells of the weight of expectation in taking over the title from his ‘extraordinary’ father
Shaken by the feeding frenzy around a family photo, the Prince of Wales is determined to protect his ‘bubble’ and help his wife return to duty next month. But what are her next steps?
Charles ‘toddled’ from his hospital bed to comfort the Princess of Wales as both recovered from surgery in the London Clinic
By: Rucsandra Moldoveanu, Roya Nikkhah
The statement was released as George, Charlotte and Louis broke up for the Easter break
The princes and the van Straubenzee family were united by tragedy, with a Uganda fund in memory of their middle son ‘Henners’ the only charity to have their joint patronage
Frustrated by his stop-start year after the Coronation, but still receiving cancer treatment, the King’s summer schedule is filling up, to the concern of some
The Duke of Sussex did not see Charles during a trip to London this week, with sources close to the King insisting no invitations were received
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