Thomas Harding is a Sports Reporter at various outlets including The Independent and The Guardian. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including competitive sports, sports business, and individual and team sports, while also delving into government and politics, aviation, and regional news, particularly in LATAM. Thomas has been featured in prominent publications such as The National News, Yahoo News UK, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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Thomas Harding's reporting spans across a range of topics, with a strong emphasis on government & politics and sports. Given his coverage attributes, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to breaking government announcements or evolving political stories in the UK and internationally.
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By: Thomas Harding
DENVER -- Throughout his pro career, Zac Veen’s job description was tied to his status as the Rockies’ first-round pick (ninth overall) in the 2020 MLB Draft. A problem with that is anyone and everyone sets the expectations and the tasks.
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By: Thomas Harding
Ed Miliband's move will please Labour grassroots even if it causes rupture in relationship with Israel and US
By: Thomas Harding
Foreign Secretary rejects warnings that diplomatic rupture could leave Britain more exposed to Iran
By: Thomas Harding
Former investigators say 'troubling' evidence 'warrants international investigation'
By: Thomas Harding
DETROIT – Rockies rookie right-handed pitcher Mason Adams could acknowledge being bummed, but was able to keep things in perspective. Adams, Colorado's No. 19 prospect according to MLB Pipeline, struck out five and held the Tigers to one run in five innings of the Rockies’ 6-2 loss at Comerica Park
Hill's calm demeanor has roots in pee-wee football
By: Thomas Harding
DETROIT – Maybe by the time this story posts, Rockies catcher Hunter Goodman can take a moment to enjoy his accomplishment – his 38th homer of the season and MLB-leading 23rd on the road. Maybe. In some ways, the ending of Saturday afternoon’s 11-7 loss at Comerica Park – a
By: Thomas Harding
Rockies GM Byrnes talks ups and downs of Colorado's season
Second British military death in year as troops support Ukrainians and reportedly train special forces
