Emine Saner is a feature writer for The Guardian and other publications, with a focus on a wide range of topics including entertainment, culture, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured in The Irish Times and Positive News, and she is known for her unique and engaging writing style.
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By: Emine Saner
McKeon has helped to decide the fate of more than 5,000 prisoners – including one who told him: ‘I quite like strangling people.’ He talks about the harder judgments
By: Emine Saner
Liz Haigh-Reeve and her friend Alison Comerford were at Battersea park in May 1972 when the Big Dipper collapsed. It turned out there were more than 50 faults on the ride
By: Emine Saner
He was the BBC’s North America editor, living in Washington DC for eight years before returning to a shockingly changed UK. He discusses social media, antisemitism, centrist dads and the sudden embrace of conspiracy theories
By: Emine Saner
Her breakout role in the Borat sequel grabbed attention after a scene with Rudy Giuliani on a bed. Now she’s playing Trump’s ex-wife in a controversial biopic – but insists it’s not a political film
By: Emine Saner
When anxiety forced Kathryn Faulke to give up her NHS job and became a care worker, she never thought she would enjoy it. Now, she has written a ‘love story’ of a book about the profession
By: Emine Saner
Yulia Mykytenko leads a platoon of men in a reconnaissance and attack unit – and has already lost her husband, father and many friends in the devastating war. In her memoir, she writes that she was always destined for combat
By: Ellie Bury, Marina Hyde, Savannah Ayoade-Greaves, Philippa Perry, Emine Saner, Rachel Porter, Zoe Williams
Why does Rivals’ high-camp frolic through the 80s make Zoe Williams feel so nostalgic?; Is it wrong for Elon Musk to offer voters $1m a day to get Trump elected?; one woman’s ‘love story’ to the caring profession; and Philippa Perry advises a reader to be more forgiving to a friend who is a perpetual liar.
By: Emine Saner
They are the couple who became pop stars and anti-poverty campaigners, fundraising for food banks with their songs about sausage rolls. Then came threats so extreme the anti-terror police stepped in ...
By: Emine Saner
Her vessels are often inspired by people’s gestures in the supermarket – and have sold for six-figure sums. She talks about childhood bereavement, why she hated making ads – and the spiritual significance of cooking pots
By: Emine Saner
As ever when it comes to bananas, Sarah has been on high alert this week, after the revelation that a Swedish government minister, Paulina Brandberg, has
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