Michael Benson is the Head of Social Media at Ring Magazine. He specializes in themes related to telecom transportation and mobility, focusing on the intersection of technology and transportation systems. Michael's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as British Vogue, Vogue, and CrimeReads, among others.
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Michael Benson's coverage primarily focuses on boxing and boxers, with a significant emphasis on event coverage and announcements. Given this focus, he may be most responsive to pitches that offer expert commentary or exclusive insights into upcoming boxing matches, behind-the-scenes developments in the sport, or analysis of recent events within the world of boxing.
As his coverage also includes entertainment news related to sports personalities, opportunities exist for those who can provide unique perspectives on the crossover between sports and entertainment industries.
While there is no specified geographic focus for Michael's reporting, it is important to note that his primary interest lies in covering stories related to boxing matches, boxers' activities, rankings updates and general news associated with the sport.
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There will be a Backbench Business debate on regional transport inequality on 1 September 2025. The debate will be opened by Catherine Atkinson MP (Lab, Derby North).
By: Matthew Ward, Tom Powell, Abbas Panjwani, Sarah Lewis, James Mirza-Davies, Mark Sandford, Michael Benson, William Downs, Joe Lewis
A briefing on the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill 2024-25
By: Michael Benson, Joe Brophy
Jake Paul has undergone a series of impressive changes over the past decade, completely transforming the direction of his career. When he first began creating viral video content on Vine in 2013, t…
Gumbo
By: Michael Benson
No creatures from the microscopic world have managed to captivate the human imagination as authoritatively as radiolarians. Since the late nineteenth century, they've made their existence known in art, architecture, design, and even literature. These single-celled marine organisms, which appear to have teleported straight from some rarified Euclidean space into all the world's oceans, seamlessly fuse geometry and biology. Their astonishingly complex glassine skeletons may serve to protect and regulate buoyancy for the cell inside, but they also seem a kind of physical embodiment in sculpted glass of what radiance means.
There will be a Westminster Hall debate on availability of driving tests in the South East on Wednesday 26 November 2025 from 9:30am-11am. This will be introduced by Dr Al Pinkerton (Lib Dem, Surrey Heath).
By: James Mirza-Davies, William Downs, Michael Benson, Joe Lewis, Mark Sandford, Sarah Lewis, Matthew Ward, Tom Powell, Abbas Panjwani
A briefing on the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill 2024-26 after House of Commons committee stage
By: Olivia Rider, Jack Williamson, Antony Seely, Michael Benson
There will be a Commons debate on a motion on transport accessibility for disabled people on 26 March 2026
The second reading of the Railways Bill 2024-26 took place on 9 December 2025. This briefing covers the bill's progress from second reading through to the end of its committee stage.
