Chris Samuel is a freelance news reporter at Daily Express US. He covers US News and frequently writes about politics and general news, with a keen interest in international relations. Chris has been featured in numerous publications, including The Sun, LBC, and Yahoo News UK.
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Chris Samuel's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news, particularly music and celebrity-related content. Given his focus, he would likely be interested in pitches that involve exclusive interviews or insights into the latest happenings within the music industry, developments in artists' careers, or emergent trends impacting celebrities.
As Chris does not have a specific geographic focus but operates from the United Kingdom, international stories with broad appeal may catch his attention. When reaching out to him for potential coverage opportunities or story suggestions regarding entertainment news, it would be beneficial to highlight angles that align with his existing coverage themes such as music releases, artist collaborations, notable achievements of celebrities among others.
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One vegetable is known for lowering blood pressure, an expert says, and it's widely available in British supermarkets.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued an important reminder to self-employed workers over a looming deadline on November 7.
By: Chris Samuel
Another HMRC deadline looming
That’s a cheap win if it stacks up
By: Chris Samuel
Worth knowing if you’re struggling day to day
By: Chris Samuel
No one tells you this stuff
By: Chris Samuel
People putting money into a workplace pension have been urged to do one important check, warned that they could be missing out on additional "free money".
Workers have been told to do an important check to make sure they don't have a lost pension - with forgotten pots worth more than £6,000 on average.
By: Chris Samuel, Luke Chillingsworth
A campaign group opposed to fuel duty increases has welcomed an announcement in today's Budget, but says the Government hasn't gone far enough.
By: Chris Samuel, Luke Chillingsworth
About time someone listened to drivers
