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Lucy Hough's coverage indicates a focus on British politics, the monarchy, UK government developments, and international conflicts. Her work also shows an interest in evolving stories within these themes.
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By: Zoe Hitch, Hannah Ellis-Petersen, Ryan Ramgobin, Angus Neale, Lucy Hough
A fresh wave of protests by India’s youth-led Cockroach movement has been met with a brutal crackdown by Narendra Modi’s government, raising concerns that the country is constricting voter freedoms and sliding further into autocracy. Lucy Hough speaks to the south Asia correspondent Hannah Ellis-Petersen
By: Angus Neale, Aaron Sharp, Zoe Hitch, Ryan Ramgobin, Lucy Hough
Former comedian Russell Brand is on trial facing multiple charges of rape and sexual assault against six women, spanning a decade from 1999 to 2009. He denies all the allegations against him. As the first alleged victim gives evidence, Lucy Hough speaks to senior national news editor Aaron Sharp
By: Angus Neale, Lucy Hough, Ryan Ramgobin, Annie La Vespa, Rebecca Nicholson
Lena Dunham has announced a surprise reboot of the cult TV show Girls, which had its finale 10 years ago, and which will now explore the lives of its four female leads as they enter their 40s. Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian writer Rebecca Nicholson
By: Angus Neale, Ryan Ramgobin, Lucy Hough, Annie La Vespa, Rebecca Nicholson
Lena Dunham has announced a surprise reboot of the cult TV show Girls, which had its finale 10 years ago, and which will now explore the lives of its four female leads as they enter their 40s. Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian writer Rebecca Nicholson
By: Ryan Ramgobin, Lucy Hough, Leonore Schick, Angus Neale, Jon Henley
Last weekend there were mass protests across France, with more than half a million people estimated to have been involved. France’s interior minister conceded that police ‘lost control’ in some cities, including Paris, Marseille and Limoges. Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian’s Europe correspondent, Jon Henley
By: Angus Neale, Barney Ronay, Claudia Efemini, Lucy Hough, Zoe Hitch, Leonore Schick
Harry Kane is the men’s Ballon d’Or winner for 2026, the first Englishman to win the trophy in 25 years. In a contest that has been critiqued for promoting individualism and celebrity in sport, Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian’s chief sports writer, Barney Ronay, about the symbolism of Kane’s win
By: Lucy Hough, Angus Neale, Leonore Schick, Zoe Hitch, Barney Ronay, Claudia Efemini
Harry Kane is the men’s Ballon d’Or winner for 2026, the first Englishman to win the trophy in 25 years. In a contest that has been critiqued for promoting individualism and celebrity in sport, Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian’s chief sports writer, Barney Ronay, about the symbolism of Kane’s win
By: Angus Neale, Leonore Schick, Zoe Hitch, Claudia Efemini, Heather Stewart, Lucy Hough
John Healey has promised to help Britons navigate ‘global economic storms’ in his first budget as chancellor - but the Tories have criticised the Treasury for kicking the can down the road on big decisions. Lucy Hough speaks to economics editor Heather Stewart
By: Leonore Schick, Angus Neale, Sam Jones, Zoe Hitch, Lucy Hough
Spain has begun three days of mourning after a deadly train crash killed at least 69 people and left more than 100 injured. There is growing public anger over the tragedy, which is the second fatal train collision in less than a year. Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian’s Madrid correspondent, Sam Jones
By: Lucy Hough, Zoe Hitch, Leonore Schick, Sam Jones, Angus Neale
Spain has begun three days of mourning after a deadly train crash killed at least 69 people and left more than 100 injured. There is growing public anger over the tragedy, which is the second fatal train collision in less than a year. Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian’s Madrid correspondent, Sam Jones
