Sam Courtney-Guy is a freelance journalist at Metro.co.uk. He covers a range of topics including finance, personal finance, climate change, and regional interest, with a particular focus on North America and LATAM. Sam's work has been featured in Environmental Post Ledger, Metro.co.uk, and Cigalah Group.
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Sam Courtney-Guy's articles predominantly cover evolving and breaking news stories, with a focus on local crime and entertainment. Given this, she would likely be responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights or access to individuals involved in ongoing local criminal cases or entertaining incidents.
If you have unique access to sources related to ongoing local events such as crimes, accidents, or scandals within the UK region, Sam may find these especially newsworthy.
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By: Sam Courtney-Guy
New year, same old weather.
By: Sam Courtney-Guy
The boy, reportedly killed two weeks ahead of his bar mitvah, was one of six people in the car when it crashed on the way to France.
By: Sam Courtney-Guy
'Islamic State-inspired' US Army vet Shamsud Din-Jabbar killed 14 people by ploughing a truck into a crowd of revellers.
By: Sam Courtney-Guy
A torrent of social media disinformation links the devastating fires with confused references to urban development plans.
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Tinder, Citymapper and Candycrush are some of the thousands of apps linked to the apparent breach.
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Mason Rogers left gifts showing knowledge of his victim's personal life - despite being a total stranger to her.
By: Sam Courtney-Guy
'Frustrations' with doing business in Britain is rumoured to be pushing bosses to the brink of selling up.
By: Sam Courtney-Guy
The president-elect performed his signature dance moves with the band, who once tried to ban him using their music.
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Kelyan Bokassa, 14, was attacked in front of horrified passengers on a Tuesday afternoon.
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Simon Vickers, 50, claims he threw a knife at 14-year-old Scarlett by accident.
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