Tom Scotson is a Junior Political Reporter at MailOnline. He covers a range of topics including crime, the Royal Family, and seasonal events like Christmas and holidays, with a particular focus on figures such as Prince Harry. Tom's work has been featured in MailOnline and Civil Service World.
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Tom Scotson's coverage mainly focuses on lifestyle topics such as humor, unconventional stories, and human interest pieces. His articles often cover unusual events or evolving trends related to everyday life. If you are reaching out to Tom with a pitch, consider offering light-hearted and attention-grabbing content that aligns with his focus on lifestyle themes. Personal anecdotes, quirky news items, or humorous insights may be particularly appealing for him.
With the prominence of "How To Guide" in his coverage attributes, providing practical tips or advice within the realm of lifestyle could also resonate well with Tom's audience. Tailoring pitches that offer insight into emerging trends or provide guidance on various aspects of modern living would likely capture his interest.
Considering this style of reporting does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but rather targets general human experiences and lifestyles worldwide will enhance your chances of effectively capturing Tom's attention with relevant story ideas.
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By: Tali Fraser, Tom Scotson
Payments to staff revealed in wake of letter complaining of "toxic culture" at Ministry of Defence
By: Tom Scotson
Institute for Government report warns "time is running short" for access talks to have most effect
Bullying complaints made by civilian workers in the Ministry of Defence have surged over four years, according to new data released by ministers.
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