Sarah Rainey is a versatile journalist whose work has appeared in various publications including MailOnline, Cigalah Group, The i Paper, The Times, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News UK, and New Zealand Herald. She covers a wide range of topics including food, fashion, lifestyle, health, and social issues, providing readers with engaging and informative articles.
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Sarah Rainey's coverage spans lifestyle, beauty & fashion, and house & home topics with a seasonal focus. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to expert insights or unique angles on seasonal trends, especially during the Christmas period.
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Comparison,' begins one of Miranda Hart's favourite quotes, recently shared on Instagram with her 1.2million followers, 'is the thief of joy'.
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We all have our own heartwarming traditions that have been passed down through the generations, and it simply wouldn't be Christmas without these magical times spent together.
Baby powder containing talc is no longer available at UK supermarkets; instead, you'll find products made with cornstarch, a white powder extracted from corn kernels.
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