Tom Ambrose is a freelance journalist who writes news articles for The Guardian and covers theatre for West End Best Friend and London Theatre R1. With a wide range of published work, Tom's reporting focuses on national news in the United Kingdom, including topics such as international conflicts, politics, entertainment, and social issues.
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Tom Ambrose's coverage spans government & politics, as well as entertainment news. He particularly focuses on evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes. Based on his coverage attributes, Tom is likely to respond well to pitches that offer insights into ongoing political developments in the UK or international conflicts such as the Russia-Ukraine war.
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A will written on the back of cardboard food packaging has been found to be valid by the high court, meaning a charity stands to inherit Ā£180,000.
By: Tom Ambrose
The former Tory MP William Wragg has told of the āenormous guiltā he felt after realising he had been catfished into sending explicit photos on the gay dating app Grindr.
By: Tom Ambrose
William Wragg gave phone numbers to an account on Grindr after sharing intimate images of himself
By: Tom Ambrose
Users turn to the heavily moderated network after warnings about misinformation on Elon Muskās X
By: Tom Ambrose
Keir Starmer said he would defend the budget āall day longā at the Welsh Labour conference, amid protests from farmers outside the venue.
Pankaj Lamba is the main suspect in death of Harshita Brella of Corby, whose body was discovered in Ilford
Technology has been used to recreate the voice of the medieval king Richard III, complete with a distinctive Yorkshire accent.
By: Tom Ambrose
A digital avatar of the kingās head, complete with āmeticulously researchedā voice, is on display at York Theatre Royal
By: Tom Ambrose
Contaminated feed inquest conclusions highlight concerns over lack of requirement for providers to report problems
By: Tom Ambrose
Heathrow says issue that led to hours-long postponement of flights has been resolved
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