Commissioning Editor, News Review, The Sunday Times
Katie Gatens is a Commissioning Editor at News Review, The Sunday Times. She focuses on culture and society, exploring themes such as accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and various social interests, alongside topics related to security and law enforcement. Katie's work has been featured in The Times, The Australian, New Zealand Herald, and Waikato Times.
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World Book Day spread across the globe after being founded in Catalonia and Barcelona is still showing the rest of us how it should be done
Small-boat landings in Britain are down by a third, but more are being launched from parts of Belgium that are better used to Porsches and fine dining
Tens of thousands of birds have been killed flying into glass panels enclosing courts
The latest opening from the Spanish government-owned hotel group is a historical wonder, a former 16th-century fortress at the top of Ibiza Town’s old town
The discovery at Oxyrhynchus marks the first time an ancient Greek text has been found in the mummification process
Europe has spent 15 years and a vast fortune pushing a new entry-exit system through delays and failures. Can it cope with the May half-term rush?
Young women joining Spain’s Daughters of Merciful Love endure ‘exorcisms and coercive control’. Relatives accuse the Catholic Church of turning a blind eye
Isak Andic’s son was arrested last week as a suspect in the clothing tycoon’s death, which triggered a painful inheritance battle
Spaniards have been shielded from the impact of the Iran war by looking west for oil and cutting taxes in a $5bn energy package. Can it last?
