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Financial Times
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LADbible
Metro.co.uk
Reach plc
The Telegraph

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Nancy Gillen

Financial Times
The FT has launched a podcast edition of its popular newsletter Unhedged, which will offer industry insights and a witty and unique take on the latest markets and finance news. The twice-weekly podcast will be hosted by Financial Reporter Ethan Wu, who will be joined on Tuesdays by Markets Editor Katie Martin. The podcast is co-produced with Pushkin Industries and will also feature a roster of the FT’s leading markets experts.

Science
Matthew Warren (@mattbwarren) is now European News Editor for Science. Matt, whose academic background is in psychology and neuroscience, was previously Editor of the psychology publication Research Digest. He is based in Oxford.

LADbible
Kit Roberts (@kit_roberts1649) is now a Community Journalist at LADbible. Kit was previously a Trainee Reporter for StokeonTrentLive and The Sentinel.

Metro.co.uk
Danni Scott (@danniscotty) is now a full-time Entertainment Reporter with Metro.co.uk. Danni was previously a Features and Audience Writer for The Mirror on behalf of PA Media.

Reach plc
Essex Live Reporter Anna Willis (@annawillis101) will be moving outlets in July to join the MyLondon team as a Multimedia Reporter. Anna, who has worked at Essex Live for almost two years, can be reached at the same email address.

The Telegraph
Noah Eastwood (@NoahEastwood9) has been hired by The Telegraph as a Reporter on the money desk. He can be reached at his new email address.

Freelance Update 
Nancy Gillen (@Nancy_Gillen) is now a Freelance Sports Journalist in addition to her role as Women's Sport Editor for GiveMeSport, where she’ll work on a part-time basis. Nancy is open to other new opportunities; she has expertise in written women's sport and Olympic content, as well as experience in podcasts and broadcasting. Nancy will be in Australia for the Women's World Cup.