Simon Hattenstone is a features writer and interviewer at The Guardian. He focuses on themes of family and relationships, delving into topics such as communication techniques, relationship counseling, and the intersection of sports with wellness and aging. Simon's work has been featured in notable publications including The Irish Times, Yahoo Sports UK, and The Guardian.
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Simon Hattenstone’s coverage spans lifestyle, entertainment news, and sports. His articles often feature interviews and profiles of individuals from various backgrounds. If you have a unique personal or human interest story to share, particularly within the realms of entertainment or sports, Simon may be interested in covering it.
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By: Simon Hattenstone
Deborah Green was a charismatic woman who established a ‘free love ministry’ in California, claiming to be a vessel for God. She was also a controlling, cruel sadist. Her daughter Sarah talks about her terrifying upbringing – and dramatic escape
By: Simon Hattenstone
Sarah Green realised things weren't right in the religious community where she was raised when her mother forced three of its members to live in a locked shed.
By: Simon Hattenstone
For most of his life, John Robins assumed he got more out of alcohol than it took from him. Now he knows it was the other way round
By: Simon Hattenstone
The actor has always been full of surprises – and now thanks to Jilly Cooper’s bonkbuster he’s become a romantic lead. As the series returns, he talks about marriage, masculinity and meditation
Bamber, 65, has long used press interviews to campaign against convictions for murder of five family members
By: Simon Hattenstone
Prisoners have a right to communicate with the media about their cases. Yet after 41 years in jail, Bamber has been banned, asks Guardian features writer Simon Hattenstone
By: Simon Hattenstone
Simon Hattenstone In the email, I asked about aspects of his case as I often do, chatted about a football match I'd been to with my younger
By: Simon Hattenstone
The giant of stage and screen is 87 and still hates looking in the mirror. At home with his husband, he talks about weeping, sleeping with Daniel Craig, terrifying directors and the joys of white wine and a nap
By: Simon Hattenstone
Manchester City are about to lose a player Pep Guardiola called ‘my weakness’ and ‘my favourite’. Who am I to disagree?
By: Simon Hattenstone
‘Brash, disingenuous, lethal’: that’s how the 67-year-old actor describes his younger self. He lied to his partners, disrespected his audiences, betrayed his friends. Has this indiscreet, unreliable heartbreaker finally grown up and settled down?
