Sam Rucker is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, specializing in news and current affairs. With a focus on national issues, Sam's work has been featured in various publications including The i Paper, The Times, and the Romford Recorder. Sam covers a wide range of topics, from travel and weather alerts to high-profile scandals and social issues.
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Sam Rucker's coverage focuses on a variety of topics, including government & politics, entertainment news, and crime. The articles also heavily feature evolving stories and government announcements.
Given this focus, Sam may be receptive to pitches related to breaking news or evolving stories in the UK that have political implications or impact public policy. Additionally, providing expert commentary on current events or exclusive information related to high-profile cases such as the Post Office scandal might attract his attention.
It is clear from their coverage attributes that they prioritize timely updates on ongoing developments; therefore, when pitching stories it would be ideal to align with these preferences for more effective outreach.
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The UK's health and safety watchdog has issued guidance on engineered stone after the deaths of workmen from an aggressive form of silicosis
By: Sam Rucker
Arctic conditions and low winds were thought to have prompted the tightest day for the GB electricity market since 2011
Eliza and Henrietta Huszti are part of a set of triplets and are both described as white and of slim build with long, brown hair
By: Sam Rucker
For the second time, authorities attempt to arrest the embattled President after he tried to impose martial law
The singer passed away following a diagnosis of secondary breast cancer, 20 years after her initial diagnosis
Cleaning product company Ecover will 'totally rethink plastic' after warning that just seven per cent of plastic bottles made for household items end up being recycled
The victim is thought to be a female parliamentary researcher drinking in the Palace of Westminster’s Stranger’s Bar
By: Kieron Monks, Sam Rucker
The cabinet meeting is expected on Friday morning, despite some members threatening to resign
TikTok is already banned on government devices, signalling that the UK shares at least some of the same security concerns as the US
By: Sam Rucker
The self-described 'crypto president' is expected to sign executive orders to boost digital currencies
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