Helen Rumbelow is a journalist at The Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, beauty and fashion, as well as family and relationships, with a particular focus on the Royal Family, TV, and business leaders. Helen's insightful work has been featured in The Times and The Post.
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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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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
By: Helen Rumbelow
She’s a Pulitzer-winning author; he’s the wannabe VP. And Kentucky isn’t big enough for the both of them, she tells Helen Rumbelow
The Yoti system is about to be used by Instagram to spot children posing as older teens on the app. Helen Rumbelow tests it out with the British founder
Space explorer, Trump warm-up act, divorcee with a $35 million compound for his 11 children and his exes. Could his life get any stranger, asks Helen Rumbelow
To detractors, Elon Musk's determination to do everything possible to win Donald Trump the presidency of the United States in the closing days of
The first lady was so inscrutable that Ivanka Trump called her The Portrait. Yet the power she wields doesn’t require words
By: Helen Rumbelow
The TV star explains why he joined the Tractor Tax protests — and why the government’s new inheritance rules are ‘nuts’
The comedian and writer has learnt a lot about grief — from personal experience and through her celebrity podcast. You can’t escape it, she tells Helen Rumbelow
It’s a remarkable coincidence. Tessa and Jo live moments from one another, have the same hobbies and pets — and the same rare cancer
Merope Mills lost her 13-year-old daughter to sepsis after the mother’s repeated pleas to escalate her care were ignored
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