Sophie Wilkinson is a freelance journalist who covers a wide range of topics, including features, news, and investigations. Her work has appeared in prominent publications such as The Guardian, Popsugar Inc, Grazia UK, and various other media outlets. Wilkinson's reporting often explores cultural phenomena, consumer trends, and issues related to gender, politics, and the environment.
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Sophie Wilkinson focuses on a wide range of topics, including government and politics, culture and society, entertainment news, religion, natural disasters, weather-related events such as hurricanes and climate change. She also covers breaking news stories and evolving narratives. As her geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), she is likely to be interested in pitches related to UK-specific events or those with direct relevance to the country.
When reaching out to Sophie with story ideas or expert commentary opportunities, it's essential to consider her diverse coverage attributes. Pitches could include insights from political figures or experts on social issues relevant to the UK population. Additionally, given her coverage of natural disasters and weather events along with cultural topics like religion and immigration; experts in these fields might find success pitching their expertise for relevant stories covered by Sophie.
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By: Sophie Wilkinson
Ed revealed that his pal Harry is just as well-endowed as his swagger would make you think…
Last week, Dagbladet said police were in a major operation in Bristol after a man was seen carrying two suitcases containing human remains. Now the police have managed to identify the two people who died: Paul Longworth (71) from England
Two months after electing its first MPs, the party is planning a major overhaul of its conference operations in Birmingham, with Farage saying he would “give ownership of the party and the big decisions to the members”. For the first
By: Sophie Wilkinson
When less than half of us feel safe holding our partner’s hand in public, true equality is still out of reach, says the journalist Sophie Wilkinson
Before there was Dinah Shore, there was Lesvos. Here's an explainer on why, exactly, it's so canonically gay – and what to do when you get there.
By: Sophie Wilkinson, Fiona Ward, Felicity Hayward, Jenny Mccoy, Rebecca Reid, Jenna Ryu, Meg Walters, Charley Ross, Ally Neagen
We break down her voting history and comments on abortion rights, image-based abuse and more.
By: Tracy Achonwa, Sophie Wilkinson, Emma Specter, Hayley Maitland
“Just like its not for us to sneer at Americans’ choices, it’s not for us to co-opt the consequences,” says Sophie Wilkinson.
By: Sophie Wilkinson, Joy Montgomery, Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
“State-sanctioned forced birth and reproductive servitude may be a tragic reality, but the battle is never lost.”
By: Sophie Wilkinson
Danielle Carr-Gomm was a Type 1 diabetic and needed daily insulin injections. But she was scared of needles, so sought other therapies.
By: Sophie Wilkinson
As people grow increasingly frustrated by the NHS, many are turning to alternative medicines. But at what cost?
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