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Sam Courtney-Guy
Reporter at London-based international affairs mag The World Weekly, formerly at The Market Mogul.
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I’m a financial journalist and content writer who helps brands explain money clearly. For more than 20 years I’ve written for national outlets and financial brands turning complex financial ideas …
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Anna Conkling is an independent foreign correspondent covering war and conflict, human rights violations, and climate change. Her work primarily focuses on Russia's war in Ukraine and has been featured …
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Broadcast Journalist. Ferociously curious. British-Italian journalist currently freelancing at the BBC World Service. Passionate about storytelling, radio, investigations and current affairs.Bylines: The Sunday Times, The Local Italy, LEFT, The New …
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Latest Articles
How an interior designer created a chic home from a wreck
The creative Sarah Pinn rolled up her sleeves to turn a tiny plot of land in Surrey into a clever and comfortable house
This South American city is much more than a Machu Picchu stop
Once the capital of the Inca empire, Cusco is now best known as the gateway to Machu Picchu. Visitors often race through to the Inca Trail but this handsome Andean city is worth more than a pitstop, not least to acclimatise to its headache-inducing 3,399m (11,150ft) altitude. It was founded …
Putin’s Death Road soldiers in Ukraine — unmasked
Russian troops tried to cover up war crimes on the highway to Kyiv. They failed.
Inside a fashion CEO’s chic New York apartment
The Manhattan home of Ginny Seymour, the CEO of the British fashion label Aligne, showcases the UK interiors brands she loves.
Trump warns Khamenei that US ‘stands ready to help’ Iranian protesters
Tehran vows to retaliate against Israel and American bases if president intervenes, with hundreds feared dead after a fierce crackdown on protests
Why is Iran protesting now? A timeline since the 1979 Islamic Revolution
Each popular movement since the Shah was overthrown in the 1970s has brought talk of regime change, then a brutal response
UK and France bomb suspected Isis arms bunker in Syria
MoD says RAF Typhoons hit an underground facility north of Palmyra
The Sunday Times: 20 best places to live if you’re under 35
If living in your parents’ spare room feels like it is for life and not just for Christmas, and home ownership is a faraway dream rather than a reality, we are here to bring some hope. It is possible to get on the property ladder, you just need to know …
Why has Trump attacked Venezuela now? A history of US intervention
The US claims it has captured President Maduro, following months of military escalation. But this is not the first time the US has intervened in Latin America
Cocktails and castaway islands — this new Disney cruise isn’t just for kids
I once queued for over an hour to meet Mickey Mouse. It was a freezing December morning in Disneyland Paris and greeting the big guy was a deal-breaker for my small children. By the time we reached the front of the queue, my toddler son was sobbing and I couldn’t …
Confessions of the real night managers
Sex, drugs - and a request for an enema - tales of the hotel night shift
The Ukrainian tricked by Russian spies into sabotaging his own nation
An unemployed 27-year-old tempted by an online job offer found himself carrying a remote-controlled bomb into an apartment block
A Meeting of Minds
When it came to designing the interior of his new home, Taymoor Atighetchi, founder of the online stationery store Papier, knew there was only one person for it
Russian blitz on Kyiv leaves more than 500,000 without power
Kremlin unleashes drones and missiles on Ukrainian capital, damaging vital energy infrastructure as winter closes in
Zelensky’s fight for survival is more personal than ever
After losing his most trusted aide to a corruption scandal and growing questions about Ukraine’s war strategy, the president faces the prospect of defections
Russia pounds Ukrainian power plants with drones and missiles
An apartment block was also hit in the latest strikes, which left at least seven people dead and caused power cuts across the country
"More Trips to the Great Lakes" Print Panel
A panel on the Great Lakes alongside Will Hide's "Superior Autumn Break" feature.
China’s chilling stolen data plot for everyone in Britain
Beijing’s ‘harvest now/decrypt later’ strategy means even encrypted personal information could be cracked within months
Unmasked: 13 Russian officers who led ‘war crime’ troops in Bucha
Bucha was the war's bloodiest civilian massacre. These 13 commanders led the troops accused of rape, torture and execution
Suspected Russian drones force Danish airspace to shut
Nato countries on alert over suspected ‘shadow war’ operation after disruption at sites including Copenhagen airport and Denmark’s largest military airbase
More yoga, less booze. What students really spend their money on
I feature within this article as an interviewee on my student experience.
Carlo Acutis and the secret process of how a saint is made
As the sanctification of Carlo Acutis, ‘God’s influencer’, is celebrated in the Vatican, the mysterious process — and cost — of official recognition is revealed
On patrol in Seoul with the hologram police — projected to cut crime
South Korea’s capital city is beaming in lifesize images of policemen as a deterrent to drunken violence and robbery
