Sub-Editor (News), The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph
Will Maule is a Sub-Editor for The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. He also writes for various other publications including the Daily Express, Daily Mirror, and Scottish Daily Record. Will covers a wide range of topics, from breaking news stories to human interest pieces, with a particular interest in crime, weather, and health-related topics.
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Will Maule's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment news and crime stories, with a significant focus on evolving and breaking news. Given this focus, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to developing or breaking entertainment industry news. For example, exclusive interviews with celebrities or behind-the-scenes insights into popular TV shows or movies might catch his attention.
In the realm of crime stories, Will may be open to pitches that provide unique angles on high-profile cases or trends within the criminal justice system. Additionally, given his coverage of weather-related topics such as odd weather forecasts and extreme weather events, he could also be receptive to relevant pitches in this area.
As his geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), consider tailoring your pitch to include UK-specific elements when applicable.
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By: Will Maule
The intoxicated flyer refused to disembark the plane for disorderly conduct, screaming at fellow passengers 'Y'all can't even tell me what I did!' and "Who did I offend?". She was eventually removed by police after a prolonged period of uproar in the cabin
By: Abbie Llewelyn, Will Maule
The Archbishop of Canterbury urged the government to go after perpetrators of human trafficking 'with speed and accuracy and the full force of international law'
By: Will Maule, Will-Maule
Lina Medina's parents suspected the minor might have an abdominal tumour but, as it turned out, Lina was actually seven months pregnant
By: Will-Maule, Will Maule
Skin cancer experts are warning people of the danger of the sunny weather, as melanoma can develop when skin gets too much sun and the cells become damaged and start mutating
By: Will-Maule, Will Maule
New weather models show that there has been a 'big move' of warm air across the Atlantic Ocean which may signal some extremely hot temperatures to come
By: Will Maule, Will-Maule
Putin said the nuclear weapons served as a warning to those who may be thinking of 'inflicting a strategic defeat' on his country, vowing that 'extreme means may be used if there is a threat to Russia’s statehood'
By: Will Maule, Will-Maule, Rachel Alexander
Police were called to Ormiston Horizon Academy after students banned from a leavers' event due to poor behaviour and attendance showed up anyway and refused to leave
By: Will Maule, Will-Maule
Kataleya Mia Chicillo Alvarez disappeared on June 10 from the occupied Astor Hotel in Florence where she was living with her family alongside 140 other people
By: Will-Maule, Will Maule
The bird can be seen waddling unsteadily across a table as it puffs its chest out in an unusual manner, with some suggesting that its other-worldly appearance is reminiscent of a Pokemon character
By: Adam Dutton, Will Maule
The collector, who bought the book for pennies, kept it stashed away in a box at his home, before the unlikely treasure was discovered by his family after he passed away
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