Rachel Hall is an Education and general news reporter at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on Latin America. Rachel's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Irish Times, Yahoo News UK, and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism.
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Rachel Hall's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, with a particular focus on government and politics, health & wellbeing, as well as healthcare & pharmaceutical matters. She frequently cites data and reports on government announcements.
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By: Rachel Hall
Keir Starmer ‘is not a bystander’, says Campaign Against Antisemitism as it calls on him to stop rapper entering UK
Rachel Hall Kanye West should be banned from entering the UK to perform at Wireless festival, the Campaign Against Antisemitism has urged.The
Rachel Hall The education secretary has said Kanye West should be barred from performing at Wireless festival because of his “completely
By: Rachel Hall
Police say 26-year-old man died at scene outside nightclub in Peckham and two others remain in hospital
By: Sammy Gecsoyler, Rachel Hall
Kanye West is still due to perform at the Wireless festival, one of its organisers has said, despite calls to cancel his appearance.
By: Rachel Hall, Sammy Gecsoyler
Sammy Gecsoyler and Rachel Hall The promoter of Wireless festival has stood by the decision to have Kanye West perform at the event, despite
By: Rachel Hall
When Richard Hewett's relationship broke down, he was forced to leave his partner's council house – but found his disability benefits didn't stretch far enough to get him his own flat in his Essex home town.
By: Rachel Hall
Richard Hewett, who was forced to sleep in his car when his relationship broke down, is one of many hit by rising costs and a lack of social housing
By: Rachel Hall, Sammy Gecsoyler
Performer is being extended ‘forgiveness’ over antisemitic remarks, says Melvin Benn, despite calls for ban
By: Seán Clarke, Rachel Hall, Paul Macinnes, Rachel Aspden
We’ve looked at data from USA 1994 onwards to see how and when classic upsets take place – and what that could mean for this year’s competition
