Ruby Lott-Lavigna is a News and Politics Reporter at Global Witness. She specializes in investigations and has previously covered political corruption at openDemocracy and VICE Media, focusing on themes of accountability and transparency. Ruby's work has been featured in notable publications including VICE Media, The Guardian, and Glamour Us.
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Ruby's coverage heavily focuses on UK politics, government decisions, and legal policy regulation. She seems particularly interested in government announcements and their implications. In addition to these topics, she also covers scientific themes related to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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By: Chanté Joseph, Chloe Laws, Ruby Lott-Lavigna
Since the right-wing US pundit, Charlie Kirk, was shot dead on Wednesday afternoon, many have asked online commentators to disregard his controversial viewpoints when discussing his death. But how do you separate a man from his politics when his politics was one of hate and violence?
Could his election spur a similar movement in the UK?
By: Ruby Lott-Lavigna
When I bumped into my former landlord it changed my perspective. After years of renting, it gave me the confidence to stand up for myself in an objectively unfair game
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