Sirin Kale is a feature writer for The Guardian, with a focus on a wide range of topics including culture, society, and human interest stories. She has contributed to various publications such as Vice UK, Wired UK, British GQ, British Vogue, and The Observer. Sirin's writing delves into the complexities of human experiences and explores the intersection of class, privilege, and identity.
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Sirin Kale's articles primarily focus on lifestyle and entertainment. She delves into topics such as class and privilege in the UK, crime and justice, cat ownership, community impact, and The Crown. When reaching out to her for potential story pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights related to these themes. Additionally, providing real-life experiences or diverse perspectives on social issues might be of interest given the content she covers.
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By: Alice Newbold, Tish Weinstock, Sirin Kale, Hannah Coates
Nadia Murad was abducted and sold into sexual slavery when Isis raided her village in Sinjar in 2014. A decade on from her escape, she is a Nobel Prize-winning activist and recent graduate who is on close terms with some of the world’s most powerful statespeople. She tells Vogue why she’ll never give up her fight for justice for survivors of sexual violence.
By: Sirin Kale, Jenny Stevens
There is sparkle, spandex, a shot belt filled with gin – and a man dressed as a fly. As the UK’s biggest music event gets underway, we seek out the best, most surprising fashion of the festival
By: Kerry Mcdermott, Chiara Barzini, Emma Spedding, Sirin Kale, Alexandra Macon, Maria Goldbach, Michelle De Swarte
If you’re Michelle de Swarte, you turn your story into a hit comedy. Here, the stand-up recalls the highs and lows of life on the Noughties catwalk.
By: Chitra Ramaswamy, Joel Snape, Sirin Kale
It’s the viral trend that involves cutting out unnecessary costs. So how difficult is it to buy absolutely nothing for a day each week – and will it change your life and bank balance?
By: Sirin Kale
It can take you six months to get a driving test in England – unless you’re willing to pay a middleman up to £350. What’s behind this black market? And is there any way to avoid it?
By: Sirin Kale
She got her big break on Lena Dunham’s hit show – and has since established a great and growing career. The actor and writer discusses Madame Web, introversion and her surprisingly personal essays
By: Sirin Kale
His symptoms began with dizziness, headaches, a lack of sleep and panic attacks. Over time, they grew worse. All the while, this beloved husband, father and son was wondering about the role his work played in his illness
By: Sirin Kale
She once worked in retail and now advises people on how to analyse clothing items: from the fabric to the seams to the buttons and beading. She gives her verdict on six of the latest high-street styles
By: Sirin Kale
It was founded to promote natural deliveries and has become Britain’s biggest and most influential antenatal charity – but did its policies harm some mothers and babies?
By: Sirin Kale
The Only Way Is Essex brought her fame – followed by vicious bullying and ridicule. Then she had to cope with a stillbirth. She discusses the difficulties of life in the tabloid glare
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