Sarah Manavis is a senior writer for the New Statesman and The i Paper, focusing on national issues in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a range of topics including culture, technology, and social trends. Sarah's work has also been featured in publications such as Yahoo News UK, British GQ, and The Guardian.
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Sarah Manavis covers a wide range of topics, including culture & society, entertainment news, and lifestyle. She frequently incorporates data into her articles and also includes legal policy regulation and expert commentary.
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A UK TV presenter was shamed for allowing her 15-year-old to travel without her. But to keep teens off screens, we need to let them loose in the real world.
The show, once celebrated for its wholesomeness, is now emblematic of an uncomfortable truth in TV entertainment.
The Ohio outpost is treated as a blank slate, a convenient place for politicians to project their skewed assumptions and narratives onto.
We cannot pretend the drug has released society from oppressive beauty standards.
The activists now face up to two years in prison. There is no such thing as truly objective morality, but there are some moments in life
This transparent attempt to absolve the TV presenter in the eyes of the public is doomed to fail.
Our obsession with "efficiency" has led to many students reading excerpts over whole books. But we lose something crucial when we disregard context.
By: Sarah Manavis
A new survey suggests that young people are shunning AI algorithms and online retailers to experience the joy of visiting bookshops
While concern focuses on extreme sexism among young men, a growing number of gen Z women are buying into misogynistic thinking
Like the metaverse before it, this new “innovation” could only appeal to someone as detached from reality as a tech billionaire.
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