Emma Yeomans is a news reporter at The Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, white-collar crime, and regional interest, while also exploring themes in travel and tourism. Emma has been featured in The Times, The Post, Waikato Times, and World Wealth Journal.
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Emma Yeomans' coverage spans a wide range of topics, including education, culture & society, government & politics, and entertainment news. Her articles often cite data and cover evolving stories, indicating an interest in well-researched pitches with access to relevant statistics or developments.
Given her focus on education and discrimination issues among others, she may be receptive to pitches related to advancements or challenges within the educational system. This could include innovative teaching methods, initiatives aimed at tackling discrimination in schools or universities, as well as policies addressing youth-related concerns.
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By: Emma Yeomans
Everything you need to know about Jonathan Harvey, the man behind Count Binface, including his policies and odds of winning the Clacton by-election
Different accounts are emerging of the former Cambridge professor’s early years
By: Laurence Sleator, Charlie Parker, Mario Ledwith, Emma Yeomans
Passengers caught up in the train crash in East Sussex tell how they were flung from their seats and smoke filled the air
By: Laurence Sleator, Charlie Parker, Emma Yeomans, Mario Ledwith
Map and latest news: local MP says he discussed concerns about ‘bumpier ride’ before the Southern Rail crash that seriously hurt two people
By: Lowri Lewis, Emma Yeomans, Mario Ledwith, Laurence Sleator, Charlie Parker
A grass fire spread rapidly and engulfed homes in Lewes and a train derailed in East Sussex, injuring 20, as Britain endured another heatwave
By: Richard Spencer, Emma Yeomans
Manufacturers say the cheap inflatables can still be exported ‘as normal’ despite the UK’s attempts to disrupt the small boat crossing trade
By: Matt Dathan, Emma Yeomans, Ali Mitib
Hampshire police officers were attacked at Eastney ferry port in Portsmouth on Sunday, a day after men in balaclavas blocked Dover’s ferry terminal
The “mega-dinghy’ had crossed from Utah beach near Cherbourg, farther west than any departure point used previously
By: Emma Yeomans
The lifeboat charity has issued safety advice after protesters abused crews and online activists called for their names and home addresses to be published
Police failed to follow up on a tip-off before hundreds descended on Preston, using it as a staging post for anti-immigration protests across the south
