Amelia Hill is a Senior Reporter at The Guardian. She focuses on a diverse range of themes including ageing issues, healthcare, and consumer travel, with particular interests in the intersections of law, animal rights, and wellness. Her work has been featured in various prominent outlets including The Trek, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Yahoo News UK.
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Amelia Hill’s diverse coverage spans various lifestyle, cultural, and societal topics. Her articles often cite data and government announcements related to gender inequality, education, environmental conservation, stockpiling, ageism in the workplace, women in business among others.
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By: Amelia Hill
Charity says findings on evaluations of children and adults suggest different approaches and are ‘deeply worrying’
Over the past two decades, cancer cases in the UK have been rising twice as fast for people under the age of 50 compared with older age groups: almost
By: Amelia Hill
Parents told Nottinghamshire registrar’s error on birth certificate cannot be changed
By: Amelia Hill
A growing number feel single parenthood is liberating and only a sense of ‘shame’ around it is holding women back
By: Amelia Hill
It was Covid that gave Amy, 45, the final push to have fertility treatment on her own. “I had been thinking about it for a while, and then with Covid, I thought: ‘I'm never gonna meet anybody.'
Majority of 19,162 penalties issued by private enforcement companies contracted by councils
On-the-spot penalties issued for offences including swearing, shouting, idling, loitering and begging, known as “busybody” fines, jumped 42% in 2023, according to a new report.
By: Amelia Hill
Some are questioning loyalty to Labour while others say decision is unconstitutional
Pilot of screening and treatment unit at Everton diagnosed almost one third of fans tested with hypertension
By: Amelia Hill
Zoe Ball's final BBC Radio 2 show was a spectacle of laughter and tears, as the presenter was flooded with messages of support, including a surprise message from her son.
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