Josie Copson is a Senior TV Reporter at Metro. She specializes in beauty and fashion, health and wellness, and climate change, often exploring the intersections of these themes within the apparel industry and consumer health. Josie's work has been featured in prominent publications including OK! Magazine, The Mirror, and The i Paper.
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Josie Copson's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, with a focus on TV shows, celebrities, and relationships. She often includes expert commentary in her coverage. Therefore, if you are reaching out to Josie, consider offering access to exclusive interviews or insights from industry experts related to the latest happenings in the world of television and celebrity news.
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Wild spring weather has left plants distressed – but there are many ways you can bring your plants back to life
Alice Hawkins has created a Dolly Parton shrine, which is currently being displayed in an exhibition on fandom
Weekend plans sorted!
By: Josie Copson
Dr Ben Roberts, who has a PhD on how to prevent overheating in homes without the use of air conditioning, shares advice
By: Josie Copson
The Met Office meteorologist and 5News weather forecaster talks to Josie Copson about challenging misinformation and the personal toll of the heatwaves
By: Josie Copson
Scoring a cheap flight can quickly lose its appeal when the cost of adding a suitcase appears.
If there is one thing that unites people, it is, appropriately enough, our desire for connection.
By: Josie Copson
Being covered in injury make-up isn’t some early Halloween stunt - it’s all to help the emergency services learn their trade
Where to spend the heatwave - from cool caves to refreshing reservoirs
By: Josie Copson
One in four adults will experience a mental health problem of some kind each year in England, and therapy is often suggested as a “solution” – but it is not realistic for everyone.
