Alexander Brown is an Assistant Political Editor at The Mirror, based in Westminster. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on current affairs and geopolitics. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, The Scotsman, and The Diplomat.
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Alexander Brown predominantly covers government and politics, focusing on UK politics, general elections, party leaders, government policies, and political scandals. As his geographic focus is local to the United Kingdom with a specific mention of Edinburgh, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local UK political developments or any significant announcements or controversies involving UK politicians.
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The Chancellor is set to announce a £7million fund to examine a potential future bid to host the Olympics in northern England.
By: Elizabeth Ru-Tung Sun, Alexander Brown
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By: Alexander Brown, Dave Burke
John Healey will unveil his first Budget as Chancellor on Wednesday as families continue to struggle with the cost of living.
By: Dave Burke, Alexander Brown
New PM Andy Burnham has vowed to bring 'hope' back to Britain, but is facing some difficult choices as the world continues to feel the impact of conflict in the Middle East
By: Alexander Brown
Nigel Farage has claimed he skipped the Budget because he wanted to avoid a “physical altercation”.
By: Alexander Brown
The Reform UK leader claimed he’d previously had an issue with an unnamed MP at the state opening of parliament, and wanted to dodge a 'potential conflict' so skipped the Budget
By: Alexander Brown
The Chancellor unveiled a raft of measures to give 'breathing space' to struggling families, but there are questions as to whether he went far enough in a bid to raise tax
John Healey has admitted the government can never completely remove cost-of-living pressures with the nations facing higher energy bills than they did after Russia invaded Ukraine
An MP has claimed a physical altercation with Nigel Farage in the Commons left her “shocked and bloody angry”.
By: Alexander Brown
Liberal Democrat Caroline Voaden claimed she was 'still waiting for the apology you were required to write' from the Reform leader, who is facing accusations he shoved the Lib Dem MP
