Helen Rumbelow is a journalist for The Times, based in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including lifestyle, relationships, societal issues, and interviews with notable figures. With a keen eye for human interest stories, Helen brings a unique perspective to her writing that captivates readers.
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Helen Rumbelow primarily covers opinion editorials, profile features, and expert commentary on entertainment news, culture & society, family & relationships. Her articles focus on lifestyle aspects like mental health and social issues. If reaching out to her for potential coverage or collaboration, it would be beneficial to offer unique perspectives or personal stories related to these themes.
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Simon Boas’s observations as he was dying moved millions. Two months after his death his wife, Aurelie, tells Helen Rumbelow how she’s coping
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The actions of Wynne Evans on the BBC show and the claims about Gregg Wallace suggest that a gender gap persists when it comes to jokes. By Helen Rumbelow
Daniel Foxx has made his name skewering upper middle class families. It’s lovingly mocking, he tells Helen Rumbelow
By: Helen Rumbelow
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