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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Carrie Sun’s eye-popping account of her life as a $300,000-a-year Wall Street assistant reads like The Devil Wears Prada for finance
The meaning of Mother’s Day and International Women’s Day has been hijacked. Yes, I want flowers, but cut the corporate guff
Modern celebrity culture is ravenous for information. As the world’s most famous and visible woman, the princess’ drama was box office, says Helen Rumbelow
Princess Kate, the most popular member of the British royal family , recently triggered uproar on social media with her own PR.
By: Helen Rumbelow
The reality TV star on forgiving her heroin addict dad, living with her ex-husband — and starting over
With smartphones disrupting its pupils’ education, a Kent academy trialled a radical new solution. Is this the future? Helen Rumbelow meets the students
To cut down on fossil fuels we need to use electricity at off-peak times. Enter the Happy Valley actor, who (via Alexa) will tell you when to unplug, says Helen Rumbelow
Forced to use the petrol station “amenities” the other day, I realised I was in the presence of Moloch, the evil pagan god of sacrifice. That, and rather more of the previous customers’ waste than I
By: Helen Rumbelow
As a beauty industry insider Ellen Atlanta nudged women to look more like Instagram stars. Now she wants to expose the harm — and get Gen Z off Botox
The former TV star has been baptised with the help of the adventurer. He has found God — and possibly some new friends
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