Paul Carey is the London Bureau Deputy Chief at The National. He covers a diverse range of topics including climate change, real estate, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on climate policy and the housing market. Paul has been featured in various outlets such as EIN Presswire, PR Newswire, and The National News.
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Paul's work mainly focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. His coverage includes topics such as the UK economy, UK politics, international relations, terrorism, and crime. For outreach to Paul Carey, consider providing expert commentary or insights related to ongoing political developments in the UK or internationally. Additionally, pitches regarding breaking news or evolving political stories would likely be well-received by Paul. Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, he may also be interested in receiving updates on diplomatic relations between countries or insight into geopolitical events impacting the UK.
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Royal salute fired at Home Park in Windsor before carriage procession
Royal salute fired at Home Park in Windsor before carriage procession
By: Paul Carey
UK and Oman to announce major investments during Sultan Haitham's visit
By: Paul Carey
Documents released by the UK's National Archives reveal how Britain caught a desk clerk selling Top Secret information to Egypt and Iraq
By: Paul Carey
Businesses fear more riots this weekend as President Macron tries to improve security
By: Paul Carey
Activity in £5m+ housing market picked up compared with the summer, but remains sluggish
By: Paul Carey
With decades of deals under her belt, the Iran-born businesswoman has a message for PM Andy Burnham
By: Paul Carey, Thomas Harding
New Chancellor has little fiscal headroom for sweeping changes By one measure, John Healey's budget has already been a success.
Households react to government message to be more prepared for emergencies
By: Paul Carey
Chancellor says economy hit by conflicts in Gulf and Ukraine as well as global trade tensions
