Commissioning Editor, News Review, The Sunday Times
Katie Gatens is a Commissioning Editor at The Sunday Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including hospitality and leisure, arts and entertainment, and climate change, with a particular focus on adventure and family travel destinations. Katie's work has been featured in The Times, The Australian, and the New Zealand Herald.
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The Godstone crater that’s caused chaos in Surrey is far from the first and won’t be the last. So what do the experts do when they open up?
By: Marieta Marinova, Katie Gatens
Two years ago she sold out stadiums in minutes, but demand for the Texan superstar’s new London shows has been lacklustre. Her fans explain why
Stepping out as a ‘deb’ is no longer a high-society rite of passage. So why are young women from around the world flocking to England to party with posh boys? Katie Gatens gatecrashes the Queen Charlotte’s Ball (established 1780)
By: Katie Gatens
The author of a book ten years in the making reveals why the streaming service commissions anodyne stock tracks attributed to artists who don’t actually exist
Lee Castleton, who was bankrupted in a court case over the Horizon IT system, is the first victim to take legal action against both companies. His motivation is personal vindication
As F Scott Fitzgerald’s novel turns 100, explore the splendour of the Roaring Twenties it depicted and the ‘mystery and beauty’ of the city in which it was set
Leodhais Macpherson says covering the distance from Newcastle to New York is easy. It’s thinking about his brother that’s hard
By: Katie Gatens, Julian Osbaldstone, Matilda Davies, Heather Elliott
Recreational use of the tranquillising drug has doubled in a year — and most of it arrives legally. This is how the gangs cheat the system
Despite soaring costs and avian flu, we’re eating more eggs than ever. We visit Clarence Court to find out why price is no longer an issue for many consumers
The Surrey village has been cut in two for weeks and won’t have its main road back for months, but not everyone is in a hurry to see it repaired
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