Who? Niall Paterson
Where? Niall is Sky News defence correspondent
Twitter? @niallpaterson
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Who? Martin Brunt
Where? Martin is crime correspondent at Sky News. He writes the Life of Crime blog on the Sky News website.
Twitter? @MartinBrunt
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Who? Katharine Viner
Where? Katharine is deputy editor of the Guardian.
Twitter? @kathviner
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Who? Ryan Bassil
Where? Ryan writes about new music for the Independent and the Huffington Post, as well as freelancing for publications ranging from NME to Dazed & Confused. He is also new music editor at Decibel Soup.
Twitter? @ryanbassil
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Who? Errol Anderson
Where? Errol writes about music at MTV: The Wrap Up and for the Independent. He is also managing director of new music website, Decibel Soup.
Twitter? @elzan1
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Who? Sian Boyle
Where? Sian is a student at Nottingham University who writes about student issues and journalism in her blog The Pen is Mightier
Twitter? @sian_boyle
UPDATE 25/10/23: Siân is now a freelance feature writer for national newspapers and magazines. Her work can be found at sianboyle.com
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Who? Ruth Keeling
Where? Ruth is a journalist at the Local Government Chronicle covering industrial relations, pensions, management, police, legal, Wales and the South West.
Twitter? @ruthkeeling
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Who? James Crabtree
Where? James is the Financial Times’ comment page editor and a trustee at MySociety.
Twitter? @jamescrabtree
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Who? Joel Goldman
Where? Joel is deputy editor at Metro Radio and newsreader on Tony Horne in The Morning.
Twitter? @mightyscoop
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Who? Neil Harman
Where? Neil is tennis correspondent for The Times
Twitter? @NeilHarmanTimes
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