Barney Davis is a journalist at the Evening Standard Newspaper. He covers a wide range of topics including world affairs, government and politics, as well as culture and society, with a keen focus on current affairs, international relations, and public policy. Barney's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance Canada, The Independent, and the Belfast Telegraph.
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Barney Davis' focus is primarily on local news in London and the United Kingdom, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Given this, pitches should be timely and relevant to ongoing events or emerging issues within these geographic areas.
The themes covered by Barney include government & politics, family & relationships, crime, and entertainment news. Pitches related to these topics would likely resonate well with him if they are tied to his local coverage area.
Considering the prevalence of evolving stories and breaking news in his work, sources who can provide real-time updates or expert commentary on unfolding events would likely be most effective when reaching out to Barney for potential coverage.
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Some of Britain's best 'bossmans' are getting the kind of recognition normally reserved for kings and queens.
By: Barney Davis
Police have put down a dog after it attacked a toddler in Glasgow.
Georgie, 19, was last seen walking alongside the Kennet and Avon Canal by The Barge Inn, early on Saturday morning.
Oleshky ceasefire: Ukrainians return to hellscape they called home after ceasefire agreed by Melania Trump
Samba is thriving on scraps left for her by zookeepers trying not to spook her
By: Barney Davis
Angel shooting: One gunshot victim left with lifechanging injuries after shooting at Angel Central
By: Barney Davis
Her last message was sent three days before her body was found.
Bowan Wan was on the phone to her father back in rural China when the line suddenly went dead. The 31-year-old software engineer had collapsed.
Gunmen are on the loose after firing on a ‘busy' shopping centre in north London. Two men, aged 33 and 27, were found with a gunshot wound each at the Angel Central next to the O2 Academy Islington.
By: Barney Davis, John Dunne
Witnesses described how ‘all hell let loose' after a gunman blasted shots into a busy London shopping centre injuring two.
