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Laurel Ives

I’m an editor, writer and therapist-in-training specialising in health, nutrition, policy, mental health and neurodiversity. My work combines evidence-based journalism with engaging writing, helping audiences and organisations make sense of …

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Laura Millar

Freelance Journalist

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James Walker

Journalist available for commissions and shift work. Interested in politics, media and industrial affairs. Based in London but open to international work. jameswalkerjourno@gmail.com

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Bertille Duthoit

I'm Bertille Duthoit, a French journalist who has been living in London for 10 years now. I'm currently doing a Master in Journalism at Goldsmiths University while using my free …

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Maneo Mohale

Maneo Mohale is an editor, feminist writer and poet. Their work has appeared in various local and international publications, most notably in Bitch Media, where they were the 2016 Global …

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Dominic Hauschild

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Latest Articles

Israel’s government ‘intends to crush democracy’. These three women are leading the fightback

At a time when many women in Israel feel that their rights are under attack, these three — Dr Shikma Bressler, a particle physicist turned protest leader; Justice Esther Hayut, a daughter of Holocaust survivors who is the president of the Supreme Court; and Gali Baharav-Miara, a former civil servant …
By Inna Lazareva
• The Sunday Times

Where Israeli and Palestinian parents share their grief for peace

At the Parents Circle meeting, there are around 50 bereaved families, both Palestinians and Israelis. Sitting in a large circle, everyone introduces themselves and says a sentence about why they are here. It is a grim roll call of personal tragedies going back decades: a father lost in the 1967 …
By Inna Lazareva
• The Sunday Times

Missiles, gunfire and children’s shrieks: what it’s like to be raided by Israeli forces

A couple of skeletal slabs of concrete were all that remained of the outer wall of Jameela Abu Shallal’s two-floor family home in Balata on the edge of the city of Nablus. “They destroyed our house right over our heads,” she said, her voice cracking with emotion. Suddenly, a loud …
By Inna Lazareva
• The Sunday Times

How a wooden tank became a symbol of resistance to Binyamin Netanyahu

Every week Eyall Yaffe, 70, transports a huge model tank into the heart of cosmopolitan Tel Aviv, parks it on the same street as Israel’s military nerve centre, and climbs on top of the vehicle to defend democracy. He is one of hundreds of thousands of people who have gathered …
By Inna Lazareva
• The Sunday Times

Susan Calman: ‘I didn’t fly for years after my plane was struck by lightning’

Susan Calman, 51, is a Glaswegian comedian, writer and broadcaster. After working as a corporate lawyer for seven years, Calman became a stand-up comedian in 2006 and has since appeared on Have I Got News For You, QI and 2017’s Strictly Come Dancing. She has written two books and presents …
By Siobhan Grogan
• The Sunday Times

Meet the wounded troops rounding up Ukraine’s conscripts

Outside a small gated building in Kyiv, men wearing military fatigues smoke cigarettes in silence. With just two words, they have the power to change the lives of Ukrainians forever: “Documents, please.” These are Ukraine’s territorial recruitment officers, tasked with rounding up men to fight in the war against Russia …
By Anna Conkling
• The Sunday Times