Alex Taylor

News and feature pieces for the UK and Entertainment and Arts sections of the BBC website.

Bylines can be viewed here (news stories not included).

I cover the biggest and most engaging entertainment news stories every weekend. View my full body of work, here. 

My work covers everything from politics to social affairs - appearing online and in print.

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Three-month role as acting sub-editor and staff writer for the sport section of metro.co.uk. I wrote a wide range of news and feature pieces - click here to view the full list.

Click 'search' here for my Telegraph Men work, and here for my widely shared piece on World Disability Day.

Topics covered range from shark attacks to baby elephants, and even, supercars with ice wheels.

My comment pieces reflect upon social affairs throughout politics and the arts.

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Click here to read my debut piece on living with foreign carers as a disabled student at university.

Click here to read my work - including this piece on the real life inspiration behind 2014's Oscar nominations.

Broad body of work exploring everything from disability to the 'life stage' anxiety paralysing today's youth.

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Click here to read my debut feature on stammering in the arts, including interviews with Scroobius Pip, Megan Washington and Gareth Gates.

Features across multiple editions, including pieces on affordable attractions  (p.15), sightseeing opportunities (p. 23) & Christmas markets (p.96). 
 

Click here to read my reviews, artist interviews and festival coverage.

Documentary, including interviews with Jameela Jamil, Mystery Jets' Blaine Harrison and Attitude is Everything CEO Suzanne Bull.

Click here to read my news, review and feature pieces (from October 2015 onward).

Click here to read my Thunderer column on Belgium's child euthanasia law.

Click here to read my debut contribution, a guide to Twickenham for the Rugby Word Cup and beyond.

Click here to read my debut piece for Red Bull Gaming on Playstation's sleeper hit, Life is Strange.

Click here to read my widely shared critique of Channel 4's Undateables.