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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Serhii Hnezdilov’s desertion has split opinion in the country, with some condemning him and others supporting his actions
The Kremlin is throwing untrained soldiers on to the front line to sap Ukrainian resources. As Russia gains territory, it’s crude but effective, say officers
By: Kharkiv, Larisa Brown, Tom Ball
The Ukraine president calls on allies to provide a non-nuclear deterrent as Russia will try to strengthen its position next year
Pupils are being forced to learn a Russian curriculum and undergo military training. Some have found a way out
By: Tom Ball, Marc Bennetts
An army of 10,000 North Koreans is preparing to join Russian forces in Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said, warning that Pyongyang's involvement in the conflict would be the “the first step to a world war”.
Footage of North Korean soldiers in Russia raises fears that weeks of Ukrainian warnings that the war is expanding may be true
Hacker group has used open source intelligence to disrupt Kremlin military operations and expose war crimes
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