Stephen Matthews is an Associate Editor at MailOnline. With a background as a Health Reporter, he has extensively covered topics related to health, science, and various unusual ailments, while also delving into the realms of sports and competitive sports. His work has been featured in notable publications such as GlobalResearch, MSN, JBC, and the Daily Mail.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
Stephen Matthews predominantly covers health-related topics such as medical discoveries, disease outbreaks, and food safety. His articles often cite data and government announcements. If you're looking to pitch to Stephen, consider offering expert insights or analysis based on recent data or government statements related to health issues in the UK.
He also covers celebrity news occasionally but his primary focus is on health-related topics with a national (UK) focus. Therefore, pitches should be tailored to provide valuable information specific to these areas.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Dr Aseem Malhotra made the incendiary comments on the main stage of Reform's conference in Birmingham earlier this month.
By: Rhodri Morgan, Stephen Matthews
Creaking under the strain of an unprecedented 'tidal wave' that hit weeks earlier than expected, ailing hospitals have been plunged into their 'worst-case scenario'.
By: Stephen Matthews
Months of covert planning led to the brazen operation overnight on January 2. Elite US troops, including the Army's Delta Force, created an exact replica of Maduro's safe house.
Months of covert planning led to the brazen operation overnight on January 2. Elite US troops, including the Army's Delta Force, created an exact replica of Maduro's safe house.
By: Stephen Matthews
F or a reviewer, there's always a temptation to seek a link when writing about more than one book at a time. In this instance, the link, if there is one, is that both these novels for young adults attempt to recreate other worlds, albeit in one case an imagined one, in the other a ‘real' one. In other respects, however, they could hardly be more different. One credits its readers with intelligence and stamina, the other condescends to them.
By: Stephen Matthews, Harry Lewis-Irlam
Select your dream footballing line-up from the likes of Bobby Charlton, Franz Beckenbauer and Garrincha.
Leaning towards Joe Gomez? What about Djed Spence and Newcastle's Lewis Miley? Should Dominic Calvert-Lewin stay at home? Tell us who you would pick...
Germany's home shirt pays tribute to their 1990 and 2014 designs, which might make for troubling reading if you're an England fan, because they won the tournament in those years.
Daily Mail Sport's writers, in collaboration with DEEP DIVE, provide a guide to the teams at this summer's blockbuster tournament in the US, Canada and Mexico - the biggest World Cup ever.
