Sarah Bertram is an acting reactive news editor specializing in video at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of themes including animals, animal cruelty, general assignment news, world affairs, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on conflict and war, current affairs, and geopolitics. Sarah's work has been featured in The Guardian, showcasing her expertise in international affairs and fine art.
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Sarah Bertram's coverage primarily focuses on sports, with an emphasis on profile features and expert commentary. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer compelling human interest stories about athletes or figures within the sports industry, as well as insights from experts who can provide meaningful analysis of ongoing sports events.
Given her focus on obituaries related to iconic figures in various sports, she may also respond well to pitches offering insightful retrospectives or tributes related to significant anniversaries or milestones in the world of sports.
While Sarah’s geographic focus is not explicitly stated, her diverse coverage suggests a broad international perspective encompassing various sporting events and personalities.
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By: Ima Caldwell, Michael Kalenderian, Molly Glassey, Sarah Bertram, Yuji Shimada
The rat event at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, run by the NSW Fancy Rodent Society, showcases ‘happy, healthy, functional and friendly’ animals in a bid to find the Grand Champion.
By: Elena Morresi, Oliver Holmes, Sofia Couceiro, Acacia Redding, Sarah Bertram
The Guardian's Oliver Holmes looks at how Donald Trump's book The Art of the Deal could shed light on the president's negotiation tactics in the war with Iran
By: Sarah Bertram, Michael Kalenderian, Molly Glassey, Sarah Smaje, Shelley Hepworth, Sanjana Jose
'Even when there wasn't a fuel crisis, there was always slim margins in trucking,' says Frank, a truck driver who has spent 40 years on the road
By: Alex Needham, Stefania Orlando, Sarah Bertram
David Hockney, whose paintings of pools shimmering in the Los Angeles sunshine became icons of 20th-century art, has died at the age of 88
By: Acacia Redding, Sarah Bertram, Maheen Sadiq, Heather Stewart, Laure Boulinier
On 23 June 2016, Britons voted to leave the EU. A decade later, the Guardian's economics editor, Heather Stewart, looks back at the Brexit campaign promises
By: Mark Townsend, Laure Boulinier, Sarah Bertram, Elena Morresi
Using satellite imagery, leaked documents and reports and on-the-ground footage, we trace how weapons are moving into Sudan
By: Sarah Bertram, Laure Boulinier
The footage from Sunday, released by the Israeli rights group B’Tselem, shows an officer approaching a car and shouting at its occupants before a grenade detonates, filling the area with smoke
By: Dan Sabbagh, Elena Morresi, Sarah Bertram
As Donald Trump's erratic performance at the Nato summit in Turkey left his allies guessing, the Guardian's defence and security editor, Dan Sabbagh, explains how Nato emerged from the chaos
By: Michael Kalenderian, Sam Levine, Sarah Bertram
Donald Trump delivered a primetime address to the country on Thursday, claiming that declassified intelligence showed Chinese interference in US elections
By: Alessio Mamo, Luke Harding, Sarah Bertram, Lachlan Mykura
Protesters in Kyiv called for the dismissal of Ukraine's commander-in-chief, Oleksandr Syrskyi, after Volodymyr Zelenskyy removed the popular defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov in a move to back Syrskyi
