Sam Blewett is a London Playbook Author at POLITICO Europe. He specializes in government and politics, covering elections, public policy, and regional interests, while also delving into culture and society. Sam's work has been featured in a variety of outlets, including Hull Live, The Independent, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Sam Blewett's coverage is highly focused on UK government and politics, with a specific interest in announcements from government officials and legal policy regulation. Journalists like Sam are likely to be responsive to pitches that offer insights or commentary from political experts regarding the latest developments in UK politics, particularly those related to electoral processes, government policies, and legal reforms.
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By: Sam Blewett, John Johnston
A domestic donations cap will not be in the elections bill when it returns next month.
What's driving the day in Westminster. Politics and policymaking in the UK capital. By SAM BLEWETT with ISABEL LOUBSER
What's driving the day in Westminster. Politics and policymaking in the UK capital. By SAM BLEWETT with ISABEL LOUBSER
By: Sam Blewett
Doing a pact with Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain would hinder — not help — Reform UK, new polling from More in Commons suggests.
The Reform UK leader will use his conference to strike a ‘very serious tone' after spending the summer fighting a by-election challenge from Count Binface.
Dan Jukes, Farage's long-term media chief, and James Orr, his senior policy adviser, have stepped down as Reform UK launches investigation.
By: Megan McElroy, Sam Blewett, Emilio Casalicchio, Andrew McDonald, Dan Bloom
The loss of Dan Jukes and James Orr from the populist leader’s top team represents a major blow to a party that’s trying to professionalize.
The Reform UK leader's critics have long accused him of having sympathies for Vladimir Putin. Nigel Farage is eager to dispel that perception.
The Metropolitan Police will broaden its investigation following new information broadcast in a Channel 4 News investigation.
The insurgent right-wing force is in a race against time to find and vet candidates before any general election.
