By: Ben Ellery, Juliet Samuel, Emily Gosden
After Britain’s grid started behaving strangely during the heatwave in June, whistleblowers reveal risks of the green transformation
Ben Ellery is a Crime Editor at The Times. He has a strong focus on investigative journalism, particularly in the realms of politics, public policy, and social issues, having uncovered significant stories such as the investigation into the Royal Ballet's star choreographer for sexual misconduct and the exploitation behind pro-feminism merchandise. Ben's work has been featured in notable publications including Stuff, The Australian, and The Post.
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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.
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