Tom Hourigan is a Politics Editor at JPIMedia. He covers a range of topics including the political landscape in the United Kingdom, with a particular focus on figures like Boris Johnson, as well as pressing social issues and the impact of the Coronavirus and AI on society. Tom's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as Metro.co.uk.
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Tom Hourigan's focus is primarily on national government and politics in the United Kingdom, with a significant emphasis on announcements from the government and legal policy regulation. His coverage suggests that he would be most responsive to pitches related to current political events, especially those involving key figures such as Boris Johnson or other Members of Parliament.
Given Tom's interest in legal policy regulation and his coverage of topics like "Covid 19 Inquiry" and "Partygate," he may be interested in receiving expert commentary or analysis from individuals well-versed in UK political affairs, parliamentary procedures, or legal experts who can provide insights into these specific issues.
Pitches should align closely with the ongoing developments within UK politics, particularly those related to inquiries, regulatory matters, or high-profile political controversies.
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The first phase of the inquiry will consider how ready the UK was for Covid - and hear from high-profile witnesses
The BBC Director General was questioned about the changes by a Commons select committee
By: Tom Hourigan
NationalWorld’s politics editor Tom Hourigan analyses this week’s Parliamentary face-off and who came out on top
The ex-Culture Secretary said she needed the government to properly explain why she hadn’t received her peerage
By: Tom Hourigan
The former PM has already labelled the Privileges Committee a ‘kangaroo court’
By: Tom Hourigan
Boris Johnson has been accused of a new breach of Parliamentary rules - by telling an appointments watchdog he’d been given a job as a columnist at the Daily Mail just half an hour before it was announced publicly.
The party has already watered down its green industry spending plans and unions are worried about a ban on new oil licences in the North Sea
By: Tom Hourigan
The ex-Conservative leader will likely be asked about whether his government’s own pandemic plans were robust enough
By: Tom Hourigan
The Privileges Committee accused Johnson of ‘disingenuous’ explanations for lockdown parties but the ex-PM called its work ‘deranged’
It felt like I’d opened Pandora’s box and was petrified my life would never be quite the same again.
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