Tom Ball is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, writing for The Times and WCMU Public Media. With a focus on national news, Tom covers a wide range of topics including crime, social issues, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in The Australian.
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Tom Ball's coverage focuses on crime, entertainment news, and cultural & societal issues. His interest in evolving stories and breaking news suggests he may be open to pitches related to ongoing or developing events within these areas.
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The Republic votes on Friday after a year dominated by anger over migration and housing, and a series of damaging gaffes from every party
By: Tom Ball, Hugh O’Connell
Sinn Fein holds narrow lead over rivals while the ‘Godfather’ and a host of independents threaten to steal in
By: Hugh O’Connell, Tom Ball
The combined support for Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil expected to top 40 per cent even though Sinn Féin, the main opposition, is leading as the largest single party with 21.1 per cent
By: Constance Kampfner, Tom Ball
The 34-year-old convicted of the murder of seven babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital is being interviewed in prison by police over other deaths
The Israeli prime minister will testify for the first time in a case that could lead to him being imprisoned for up to ten years
Israel said its foray into the Golan Heights buffer zone would stop the formation of terrorist groups — but it is also capitalising on its neighbour’s power vacuum
Residents of the most bombarded place in the country return home after the ceasefire with Lebanon, but they are not convinced that the danger has passed
Sources on both sides have said that a deal, which would pause the war in exchange for the release of Israeli hostages, was being seriously considered
Relatives of those held captive in Gaza say briefings by government officials have provided Hamas with greater leverage at the negotiating table
Christmas is cancelled in Bethlehem this year as the decline of a historic community continues and pilgrims stay away
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