Matt Rudd is a contributing editor for The Sunday Times, which he joined in 2001. He covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, business and economics, and culture and society, with a particular focus on water conservation and adventure travel. Rudd has been featured in prominent publications such as The Times, The Post, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Matt Rudd's articles cover a wide range of topics, including entertainment news and personal experiences. He also delves into areas such as house & home, investment analysis, crime, power outage, electric vehicles among others.
Given this diverse coverage area, he may be interested in pitches that provide unique perspectives on these topics. For example, offering expert insights related to finance or investment analysis could resonate with him based on his previous coverage. Additionally, sharing personal stories or experiences relevant to the themes covered might capture his attention.
Since there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Matt Rudd's articles and given the diversity of topics covered by him across different regions (such as Russia), global relevance would likely be more important than local angles when pitching to him.
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With 23 million Brits under restrictions, I asked Severn Trent how it avoided them. Naturally, I ended up on leak patrol with a drone
You shouldn’t be able to stand in a tent and you certainly shouldn’t be able to mill about and socialise
Matt Rudd meets the vets attempting to repair the damage done by our mania for cute — but ever more unhealthy — dog breeds
Within three minutes, one of Nigel Farage’s many opponents was talking about Charles Manson — but some were quite normal
The comedian says he can’t resist the Second World War and reveals the toughest part of being the Pub Landlord is getting a buzz cut before he goes on tour — ‘I’m not bald’
Every year we harvest the family’s body weight in fruit from our mulberry tree. This presents a challenge because mulberries are something of an acquired taste
‘What on earth were the people who moved to the countryside in the pandemic thinking? And what are they thinking now they’re moving back again?’
The actor at 69 on forgiving his father for trying to shoot him, how grief for his wife still grips him and revelling in his new role as a doting grandfather
Fire, crime, food, forests — it’s worth understanding the many effects of what we just experienced
