Sam Rucker is a Night Editor at The Times. He covers a range of topics including conflict and war, current affairs, and international relations, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Sam has been featured in LBC, MSN, Romford Recorder, Thisislocallondon, MyLondon, The Times, and The i Paper.
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Sam Rucker's coverage focuses on a variety of topics, including government & politics, entertainment news, and crime. The articles also heavily feature evolving stories and government announcements.
Given this focus, Sam may be receptive to pitches related to breaking news or evolving stories in the UK that have political implications or impact public policy. Additionally, providing expert commentary on current events or exclusive information related to high-profile cases such as the Post Office scandal might attract his attention.
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Israel also said it targeted one of Hamas’s ‘principal architects of the October 7 massacre’ in further airstrikes on Gaza
Dozens are also injured after days of warnings that Moscow was preparing a heavy assault
Incident took place a couple of miles from side’s Kansas City base, with the squad presently in Florida for their pre-World Cup preparations
The vote had been cast as a choice between Russia and the West, and a referendum on a contentious peace plan with Azerbaijan
By: Sam Rucker, Kelly Rissman
President Trump had blamed Iran for the downing of a helicopter, before the US launched a ‘very powerful’ attack
Pedro Sánchez announces ‘devastation’ at toll of extreme weather
Iranian missiles kill one person in the Strait of Hormuz, the UAE says, as President Trump vows strike ‘very hard’ on Monday and Tuesday
Earlier reports suggested he was considering plans to significantly escalate the war alongside Israel
The clandestine operation is believed to have used Air Force One as a decoy while the president flew on a smaller plane from last month’s Nato summit
The broadcaster sought to subpoena the president’s son, daughter and son-in-law as part of its defence in a $10bn defamation case
