Helen Coffey is a Senior Features Writer at The Independent. She covers a diverse range of topics including health, dating, women's issues, and work trends, with a strong emphasis on culture and society. Helen is also the author of the flight-free travel memoir "Zero Altitude" and has been featured in various publications such as Yahoo Sports Canada and the Irish Independent.
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Helen Coffey’s coverage predominantly revolves around travel-related topics, with a focus on government announcements and evolving stories. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or expertise related to travel safety, emerging travel destinations, or the impact of governmental decisions on the travel industry.
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By: Helen Coffey
People proclaiming that it’s ‘the BEST steakhouse in London’ are playing Google for a fool and winning. Hats off to them, says Helen Coffey – it illustrates how we’re all sleepwalking into a dystopian world where human experience is replaced by AI
By: Helen Coffey
People proclaiming that it’s ‘the BEST steakhouse in London’ are playing Google for a fool and winning. Hats off to them, says Helen Coffey – it illustrates how we’re all sleepwalking into a dystopian world where human experience is replaced by AI
by Helen Coffey Nov 02, 2024 8 minutes Save for Later Save There Is One Huge Problem With Modern Fame – And It Can't Be Reversed For Later
As much as the superstars love their fans, fans are predators.” So said the late Dr Donna Rockwell, a clinical psychologist and one of the world’s leading experts on fame and celebrity, during an interview with The Face in 2019. “In a way (fame is) almost like an excommunication because now you are an object. People are watching you.” Her words were an eerie foreshadowing of a sentiment recently expressed by Chappell Roan, the American singer who shot to stratospheric fame this year.
What’s the etiquette when it comes to discussing politics in our personal lives? Helen Coffey asks how we can navigate the murky waters of disagreement as the hotly contested US election divides opinion
How did the purveyor of greasy sausage rolls become a so-kitsch-its-cool brand fit for Britain’s plummiest celebrity chef? Helen Coffey charts the humble high street bakery’s ascent
By: Helen Coffey
As the trend of women swearing off men garners social media attention following the US election, Helen Coffey investigates whether shunning straight sex and marriage could become a global phenomenon
Boys play volleyball at the Marina beach in Chennai, India. Photo used for illustrative purpose only. AFP
By: Helen Coffey
COMMENT: We may have grudgingly accepted the £7 pint, but getting charged more for a drink at certain times? That’s a shortcut to last orders, argues Helen Coffey
We may have grudgingly accepted the £7 pint, but getting charged more for a drink at certain times? That’s a shortcut to last orders, argues Helen Coffey
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