By: Mark Townsend
The EU will be unable to claw back any of the €150m (£125m) paid to Tunisia despite the money being increasingly linked to human rights violations, including allegations that sums went to security forces who raped migrant women.
Mark Townsend is the Home Affairs Editor at The Observer. He covers a range of topics including immigration, social issues, and sports, with a particular focus on competitive sports and the business of sports in the UK and Europe. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Guardian, The Irish Times, and Yahoo News UK.
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Mark Townsend's coverage primarily focuses on sports, specifically golf. He also covers government and politics to a lesser extent. His interest in women's golf suggests he may be interested in pitches related to this topic, such as profiles of rising stars or features on the challenges and opportunities for women in professional golf.
Given his coverage of human rights issues like asylum and refugee matters, he might also be open to well-researched pitches about these topics with a UK angle. However, given the wide range of topics covered, it is important that any pitch aligns closely with his previous work to increase its chance of being considered.
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