Jude Webber is a Corresponsal at Financial Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, white-collar crime, and regional interest, with a focus on agriculture, banking, and finance. Jude's work has been featured in FT中文网, Ars Technica, The Irish Times, The Australian Financial Review, Luxembourg Times, Knowledia, Financial Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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Jude Webber's coverage focuses heavily on government & politics, particularly pertaining to Northern Ireland, Ireland, UK, and the EU. With a significant portion of articles centered around government announcements and legal policy regulation, she is likely interested in pitches related to political developments, regulatory changes or challenges within these regions.
Given the focus on specific countries and their political landscape, potential sources should have direct knowledge or expertise in governmental policies and regulations within this region. Expert commentary from individuals with experience in European politics or understanding of the dynamics between these countries could be valuable for her reporting.
When reaching out to Jude Webber with pitches related to finance & economy topics covered by her articles, consider offering insights into how economic factors intersect with the political developments she reports on.
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‘Radicalised republicans’ ready to mount attacks, police chief warns
The drug is more available now than in its 1980s heyday as street prices tumble and purity improves
By: Laura Dubois, Jude Webber
Requests for Unesco to recognise public houses as part of Ireland’s cultural heritage have fallen flat
Banned by law since 1999, Dublin reconsiders atomic energy
New secretary Chris Bryant links talks with urgent reform of region’s fragile political institutions
The party’s former press adviser chronicles how Sinn Féin’s 2024 electoral ambitions imploded
US president arrives in Ireland on Saturday as environmentalists oppose his ‘other ballroom’ to protect the narrow-mouthed whorl snail
Off-the-cuff remarks from US president during a visit to Ireland anger pro-UK parties
The surprise move came a day after the US president stirred controversy by calling for Irish reunification
