Helen Rumbelow

The Times

Jonathan Haidt: We’re dumbing down just as machines are becoming smarter

By: Helen Rumbelow

The Anxious Generation author warns of ‘major existential threat to humanity’s existence’ and says the danger from gaming addiction and short videos is growing

The Times

Topless men reveal more than just their chests

By: Helen Rumbelow

It used to be just builders and other manual workers who stripped to the waist but now it’s a badge of youth power

The Times

‘I took a juice and a dessert at lunch. I was suspended’

By: Helen Rumbelow

Mossbourne Academy is known for its tough love rules and top grades. Now its sister school has been criticised for being too harsh

The Times

Would you let your partner track you? Jamie Oliver does

By: Helen Rumbelow

Jamie and his wife, Jools, have starred in a short film for a tracking app. Whether or not you share your location with a partner is a divisive issue

The Times

The best (and worst) summer jobs we ever had

By: Hilary Rose, Helen Rumbelow, Sathnam Sanghera, Simon Mills

As the Conservatives propose relaxing restrictions to increase opportunities for teenagers, four Times writers recall how seasonal work changed their lives

The Times

Why Earl Spencer is still haunted by the ghost of Diana

By: Helen Rumbelow

Charles Spencer has written a book about the sister who sought to protect him — and whose children he tried to shield after her death

The Press

Why Diana's younger brother is still haunted by her ghost

By: Helen Rumbelow

Charles Spencer has written a book about the sister who sought to protect him - and whose children he tried to shield after her death. By Helen Rumbelow

Waikato Times

Why Diana's younger brother is still haunted by her ghost

By: Helen Rumbelow

Charles Spencer has written a book about the sister who sought to protect him - and whose children he tried to shield after her death. By Helen Rumbelow

The Times

Have menopause campaigns hurt women’s careers? Two high-flyers say yes

By: Helen Rumbelow

Ten years ago, Sue Unerman and Kathryn Jacob wrote a book about what held women back in the workplace. Now, they’ve updated it to include the latest threat to female workers’ prospects: the discourse on midlife health issues

The Times

What I learnt on ‘the edge of chaos’ as a helicopter emergency doctor

By: Helen Rumbelow

Dr Kevin Fong says we’d all cope better by adopting the ethos of the Air Ambulance