Ben Ellery is a reporter for The Times and The Australian, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including crime, politics, social issues, and cultural events. Ben's work has also been featured in Stuff, showcasing his expertise and versatility as a journalist.
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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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Three hurt and one arrested with air ambulances at the scene in Ammanford, Carmarthenshire
Teachers are issued with guidance to spot signs of abuse by organised criminals who use explicit photographs to blackmail victims after reported cases double
The former children’s commissioner has said that vulnerable teenagers are easy targets for exploitation
PC Mohammed Adil, from Bradford, faces two counts of publishing an image in support of the banned terror group
Officers find victim with fatal injuries at scene and a wounded man in the road close by
By: Shayma Bakht, Ben Ellery
Thai victim’s boyfriend says that strange messages from her online accounts led him to believe he was messaging her killer but police failed to send officer
By: Ben Ellery
Rebecca Joynes, 30, is accused of sexual activity with two schoolboys, getting pregnant by one when she was on bail for allegedly having sex with the other
Boy had joked that Rebecca Joynes, 30, was ‘well fit’ before staying overnight at her flat, court hears
Rebecca Joynes’s defence has tried to disparage the teenage boys she is accused of having sex with and cast her as the victim, her trial was told
By: Ben Ellery, Charlotte Wace, Charlie Parker, Constance Kampfner
After a jury found her guilty of having sex with schoolchildren, and having had a baby with one of them, the 30-year-old now faces a potential prison sentence
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