Commissioning Editor, News Review, The Sunday Times
Katie Gatens is a Commissioning Editor for News Review at The Sunday Times. With a focus on local stories in the United Kingdom, particularly in York, Katie's articles cover a wide range of topics including arts and culture, travel, human interest stories, and current events. Her work has also been featured in The Australian.
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After 34 years together, the Horizon campaigner wed Suzanne Sercombe in the Caribbean with the tycoon Richard Branson officiating
Two people died at this year’s event. One of them was Mussie Imnetu. Friends remember a joyful and kind-hearted father
By: Katie Gatens
A man with learning difficulties convicted of a 1990 shooting is finally free. He tells of his ordeal and of those who never gave up the fight
Shopkeepers felt like therapists when people came looking for comfort after the felling. Now merchandise sales are booming
Disciples of the ‘Omad’ diet spend most of their time fasting to control calories and burn more fat. Nutritionists are far from convinced
Stroll through some of Britain’s bohemian neighbourhoods and you’ll find everything from Max Sauze furniture to Le Creuset pans. But when does donating become dumping?
Forty years on from the IRA’s attempt to kill Margaret Thatcher, the former head of Scotland Yard’s forensics team tells Katie Gatens about the meticulous work that helped him track down the culprit
Decades after the McLibel trial, two activists are back in court for the inquiry into officers infiltrating their ranks. They say the biggest controversies are about to emerge
Catherine O’Sullivan, whose 22-year-old son Jack disappeared in March after leaving a party, says her life is on hold as she clings to a ‘a tiny grain of hope’
The characterful B&B at Anne Boleyn’s childhood home is the ideal break if you’re inspired by the return of the TV series based on Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall trilogy
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