Ben Ellery is a Reporter at Stuff. He focuses on themes of crime and justice, delving into topics such as murder, social issues, and protests, with particular attention to the judicial system and events in the Middle East. Ben's work has been featured in prominent publications, including The Australian and The Times.
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Ben Ellery's reporting primarily encompasses evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements and legal policy regulation with focus on entertainment news and government & politics. He would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing developments or breaking news in the areas of art, healthcare, royals, crime and politics within the UK.
Given his coverage attributes and topics covered, he might respond well to pitches providing insights from relevant experts or insiders involved in high-profile cases or emerging policies within these sectors. Additionally, as Ben focuses on national (UK) content it is important for any pitch to have a clear link to this geographic area.
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Police start investigation after fatal assault at the home of the much-loved grandfather John Brown, 82
By: Ben Ellery, Shayma Bakht
After her mother was accused of neglect and violence, the ten-year-old was living with a manipulative abuser
A litany of welfare issues was raised about the ten-year-old’s safety to social workers, the council and the police
By: Ben Ellery, David Brown, Ali Mitib
Interview reveals how Urfan Sharif gained custody of the daughter he went on to murder after campaign of abuse against Olga Domin
By: Ben Ellery, Emma Yeomans, Ali Mitib, Mario Ledwith
Ofsted inspectors said children did not get the support they needed to keep them safe, but a Surrey council boss responded that he was ‘not that bothered’
The judge who awarded joint custody to Sara’s father, knowing he had abused Sara’s siblings for years, was given anonymity during the murder trial
Victoria Thomas Bowen, an OnlyFans model, was given a suspended sentence for the attacdespite the judge casting doubt on her remorse
No police officers will face charges, says CPS, as Mohammed Amaaz and Muhammad Amaad are accused of assaulting officers
High Court judgment says responsibility for girl’s death lies with those convicted, not with individual social workers, guardians or judges
A player of War Thunder released secret information about the Eurofighter Typhoon on a forum
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