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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Holly Newton suffered 36 injuries in the knife attack in an alley in Hexham last year
By: Sam Rucker
The Reform UK leader was photographed smoking and drinking outside a pub on Thursday, 400 metres from Downing Street
By: Sam Rucker
The Swedish chef, who previously worked under Gordon Ramsay, was in the UK on a business trip from Dubai
Health professionals weigh in on the Government's reported plan to potentially ban smoking in some outdoor areas
Officials believe each check could be the equivalent of an NHS appointment, helping to cut waiting times
The attacks came as MI6 and CIA warn of a 'reckless campaign of sabotage' across Europe
By: Sam Rucker
The former defence secretary was told allegations about extra-judicial killings in Afghanistan were “broadly accurate”, an inquiry heard on Monday
By: Sam Rucker
Sustained air strikes on Lebanon have stoked fear of a wider war that draws in Iran following the death of Hezbollah's leader
Thieves detonated a charge to raid a Dutch art gallery for the pop artist’s prints of Queen Elizabeth II and Dutch, Danish and Swaziland monarchs from 1985
He will head the Department of Health and Human Services, a massive cabinet agency
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