Hello,
I'm the content manager working with Broadband P redaction, a major player in the UK telecommunications market. I have sent you an article about Queen Elizabeth and her Corgis which can be found in the link below. Covering topics from how she fell in love with the breed at a young age, to what will happen with her 4 remaining dogs now that she has passed.
The death of the Queen has led to a large jump in audiences turning to established news brands, with some recording their most-read online stories ever. Pembroke Corgis in themselves have become, as the Kennel Club puts it, "iconic," with popularity growing across the world, which can be attributed to the Queen herself (discover how in the article).
Thus, not only can this article help boost your public visibility to readers, but the love story between the Queen and her corgis in itself is absolutely heartwarming.
If you would like to link our article to one of your student resources pages, please feel free to do so.
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Best regards,
Emily Jones
Content Manager
Broadband P
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