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Sarah Wilson

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  • Investigative Reporter and Researcher, Dispatches, Channel 4
England, Leeds
As seen in: Channel 4, Bloomberg CityLab, The Independent (UK), The Telegraph, Wiley, Yahoo News Australia, BuzzFeed, NBC News, Emergency Medicine Journal, The Conversation, This Is Precious and
Covers:  Environment & social affairs, including news, investigations, features & long-reads.
Researcher @C4dispatches, prev a journalist @Bigissue on climate & some social affairs. Tips/other fun stuff to sawilson@channel4.co.uk 🕵️‍♀️🌻 Views my own

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Well-rounded journalist with international, national and regional writing experience. Currently working as a digital journalist at JPI Media on the social affairs & environment beat. This includes features, news and investigations and covers several titles including the Yorkshire Post, The Scotsman & National World.

During my first year of work at JPI, when working as a general digital journalist, I was twice award-nominated in Feature Writer of the Year categories at the Words by Women & JPI …

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How rewilders hope to repair Scotland's damaged ecosystems

How rewilders hope to repair Scotland's damaged ecosystems

Long-read for The Scotsman on the current status & future of the rewilding movement.

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How a small abandoned mill town became Yorkshire's proud LGBT+ capital

How a small abandoned mill town became Yorkshire's proud LGBT+ capital

Homophobic hate crimes rose in West Yorkshire last year – but in Hebden Bridge, the LGBT+ community is louder…

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"A fifth emergency service": how the key workers of Yorkshire's libraries have coped with the pan...

"A fifth emergency service": how the key workers of Yorkshire's libraries have coped with the pan...

Feature for the Yorkshire Post on the challenges faced by libraries during the pandemic & the increased relia…

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"The law is failing": How victims of image-based abuse are falling through the gaps

"The law is failing": How victims of image-based abuse are falling through the gaps

Report on the women falling through the gaps of current legislation around "revenge porn".

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Over 2,000 Leeds council houses lost since 2009 as thousands languish on housing register

Over 2,000 Leeds council houses lost since 2009 as thousands languish on housing register

Data from Leeds City Council for the year 2009/10 records a total stock of 58,108 council houses across all w…

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Spätis struggle for survival in a changing Berlin

Spätis struggle for survival in a changing Berlin

Report for the Local Germany on how Berlin's traditional "Spatis" are being priced out of gentrifying areas.

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BP’s AGM votes: governance opacity, not just protest

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By Sarah Wilson Verified
| manifest.co.uk
24 April 2026 By Sarah Wilson BP’s 2026 AGM should be understood first as the consequence of a mishandled governance issue, and only second as a response to activist campaigning. While attention has gravitated towards protest imagery and the narrative advanced by Follow This, the voting outcomes, read properly, point to a more basic failure: shareholders were asked to vote without being given a clear or credible explanation for a significant procedural decision.
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Texas Climate Investing Blacklist Stays on Ice

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By Sarah Wilson Verified
| manifest.co.uk
17 April 2026 By Sarah Wilson A Texas federal judge has refused to let the state revive its anti-ESG investment law while its Fifth Circuit appeal plays out, handing sustainable-investing firms and their asset-owner clients a second major win in just over two months.[1][2] In an order issued April 15, U.S. District Judge Alan D.
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ExxonMobil’s Retail Voting Programme, Texas Redomicile and the Architecture of Shareholder Disempowerment

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| manifest.co.uk
13 April 2026 By Sarah Wilson On 27 May, ExxonMobil shareholders will vote on a ballot that includes a proposal to redomicile the company from New Jersey to Texas, where the state established a specialised Business Court in 2024 and where Governor Greg Abbott has said the law is designed to make it harder to sue board members.
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