Pippa Crerar is a British journalist who specialises in political reporting. She is currently the political editor of the daily newspaper i. Crerar has worked for several UK national newspapers, including the Daily Mail, the Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mirror, covering Westminster and governmental affairs. Her reporting has focused on the actions of successive UK governments, with notable coverage of the COVID‑19 pandemic response, the “Partygate” controversy, and investigations into political lobbying.
Early life and education
Accurate information about Crerar’s date of birth, early life, and formal education has not been publicly confirmed.
Career
| Year / Period | Position | Publication |
|---|---|---|
| –2000s | Political reporter | Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday |
| –2010s | Political correspondent | Daily Mirror |
| 2020 – present | Political editor | i (formerly the i) |
Crerar’s tenure at the i has involved leading the newspaper’s political coverage, producing investigative pieces, and commentaries on UK government policy. She has been referenced in other media outlets for breaking or amplifying stories related to governmental conduct.
Notable work
- COVID‑19 pandemic coverage – Reported on the UK government’s handling of the pandemic, including procurement of medical supplies and policy decisions.
- Partygate – Reported on alleged breaches of COVID‑19 restrictions by government officials, contributing to public and parliamentary scrutiny.
- Lobbying investigations – Produced investigative reports on the influence of lobbying firms on political decision‑making.
Awards and recognition
Specific awards or formal recognitions received by Crerar have not been publicly documented in reliable sources.
Personal life
Publicly available information about Crerar’s personal life, including marital status, family, or other private matters, is not confirmed.
Publications
Crerar has authored or co‑authored articles for the newspapers listed above. No widely recognized book or major monograph attributed to her has been verified.
References
Information compiled from publicly available news profiles, bylines, and the masthead listings of the respective publications.