Media Database
>
Melissa Lawford

Melissa Lawford

Economics Reporter at The Daily Telegraph

Contact this person
Email address
m*****@*******.coGet email address
Influence score
49
Phone
(XXX) XXX-XXXX Get mobile number
Location
United Kingdom
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Business
  • Society

View more media outlets and journalists by signing up to Prowly

View latest data and reach out all from one place
Sign up for free

Recent Articles

telegraph.co.uk

Why a trade war with Trump threatens China’s ruin

The impact of US tariffs could tip Xi Jinping’s teetering economy over the edge
telegraph.co.uk

Why Reeves’s ‘confidence-shattering’ Budget risks a spike in inflation

Inflation has surged, but economists fear worse is yet to come
telegraph.co.uk

Remote staff sleep longer and work less, says ONS

Analysis reveals home workers get extra 24 minutes of rest per day compared to office goers
telegraph.co.uk

Budget ‘death sentence’ risks killing off four in 10 night venues

Pubs, bars and clubs sound alarm as ‘relentless’ cost rises hammer night-time economy
telegraph.co.uk

Ultra-wealthy Democrats race to buy London boltholes after Trump win

Enquiries from American buyers seeking ‘safety net’ second homes have doubled, says relocation boss
telegraph.co.uk

Reeves’s tax raid risks pushing more workers into retirement crisis...

Employer contributions to staff pension plans could come under pressure following NI increase
telegraph.co.uk

The town where lockdown crushed the will to work

Britain’s workforce is still paying the price for the insidious effects of the pandemic
telegraph.co.uk

Reeves to hand workers pay rises of more than triple rate of inflation

Chancellor expected to increase minimum wage from £11.44 to £12.10
telegraph.co.uk

‘They can just throw money at you’: life on Britain’s benefits scra...

Mark Allen spent two decades out of work and feeling ‘useless’ – as experts call for welfare reform
telegraph.co.uk

Why bets on a Trump election win are sending gold to record highs

Traders are investing in safer assets in case a Republican victory brings inflation and instability
telegraph.co.uk

Reeves tax raid risks £84bn black hole in public finances, say Trus...

The Growth Commission says higher duties would weigh on growth and leave the average person poorer