Rupert Neate is a freelance news and features journalist. He specializes in a range of topics including energy and mining, finance, and real estate, with a particular focus on energy policy, renewable energy, and the housing market. Rupert's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, The Guardian, and CNN.
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Rupert Neate's coverage predominantly revolves around government & politics, specifically focusing on the financial and luxury sectors. He frequently cites data and covers government announcements, indicating an interest in authoritative information for his articles.
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By: Rupert Neate
Three teenage boys convicted of raping two girls received no prison time, sparking nationwide outrage in the UK.
By: Rupert Neate
From Diane Keaton's bowler hats and polka dot scarfs, to Gene Hackman's used paint brushes, to Terence Stamp's love letters from Jean Shrimpton and
By: Rupert Neate
With beloved stars’ personal items increasingly up for grabs after they die, a new generation of fans are bidding on everything from bowler hats to dog bowls
By: Rupert Neate
Gustavo Egusquiza knew as soon as he opened the auction catalogue. "I saw them, and I knew I wanted them," he says of Diane Keaton's nail clippers.
By: Rupert Neate
The recent auction of the star’s belongings included designer outfits and her iconic bowler hats, but a box of assorted pins proved more tempting for one collector
With the number of ‘Neets’ on the rise, can government incentives reverse this troubling trend?
A pair of debenture tickets changed hands this week for a sum far beyond the means of ordinary tennis fans
Rupert Neate Like many of us, Marcos Ortega enters the Wimbledon public ticket ballot every year in the hope of seeing some championship tennis.
By: Rupert Neate
Monaco's reputation as “one of the safest country on earth” was shattered just before 9 p.m. local time on Monday night when a bomb exploded in the entrance of one of the city state's fanciest apartment buildings.
The story of London’s billionaires’ row is one of contrasts: a home to royals and oligarchs; grand mansions and derelict wrecks. Now, as a swarm of property developers descends, what does its next chapter hold?
