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Freelance reporter, writer for Guardian, CJR, 1843, Prospect, etc. Two chaps in “BROKE: FIXING BRITAIN’S POVERTY CRISIS,” 2023.

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Award-winning journalist based London.

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Knock, Knock - Columbia Journalism Review

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Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. On Friday evening, federal agents showed up at the homes of multiple New York Times reporters to deliver subpoenas to testify before a federal grand jury. Those who received—or may soon receive—subpoenas include Julian E. Barnes, Adam Goldman, Eric Lipton, Tyler Pager, and Eric Schmitt, according to an email that Joe Kahn, the paper’s executive editor, sent Times staff over the weekend.
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Who Counts? The Committee to Protect Journalists’ role documenting members of the press killed in the Israel-Gaza war has made it a target.

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Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. At 12:37pm EST on June 25, Jodie Ginsberg, the chief executive of the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), announced that the organization was reexamining the names in its database of journalists killed in the Israel-Gaza war. “CPJ condemns in no uncertain terms the misrepresentation of combatants as journalists or media workers—or the misuse of ‘Press’ insignia.
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‘Not the Time and Place for a Political Speech’

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Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. On the evening of July 4, the skies above Washington, DC, will light up with what organizers have described as the largest fireworks display in history. Eight hundred and fifty thousand fireworks shells will burst and crash to mark two hundred and fifty years since the Declaration of Independence was signed, beginning the experiment that is the United States. On July 4, 2025, a very different fireworks display took place in Alvarado, Texas.
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Awards

State Street UK Institutional Press Awards

2019 - Best Newcomer

Award for Best Newcomer for journalists who have spent less than two years in financial journalism.

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