Katherine Fidler is a journalist at Metro UK, where she serves as the Science and Technology Editor. With a focus on travel and tourism, entertainment, and societal issues, she covers a range of topics including destinations, family travel, and entertainment news. Katherine's work has been featured in MSN, The Times, and Metro.co.uk.
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