Feature writer - GQ, The Economist, FT Mag, Wired, Obsmag
Will Coldwell is a feature writer at GQ, The Economist, FT Mag, Wired, and Obsmag. He specializes in topics related to mining safety and the oil and gas industry, exploring the intersection of these critical sectors with broader societal issues. His work has been featured in British GQ, The Guardian, Financial Times, GQ Magazine, Prospect Magazine, AOL UK, The Australian Financial Review, Yahoo News UK, and GQ Middle East.
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Will Coldwell's coverage primarily focuses on lifestyle, with an emphasis on self-improvement, personal development, and success-related topics. His articles often include promotional deals, event coverage, how-to guides, and reviews related to lifestyle products and experiences.
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By: Will Coldwell
Dubbed ‘Britain’s meanest landlord’, Asif Aziz is fighting it out with a tiny cinema that counts Christopher Nolan, Paul Mescal and other Hollywood heroes as fans. How did the capital’s cultural landmarks end up under the thumb of the super-rich elite?
By: Will Coldwell
Will Coldwell · 28-min read When London's Prince Charles Cinema has something to say, it declares it with large black lettering across its marquee.
When Daniel Khalife, a British soldier accused of spying for Iran, escaped from Wandsworth Prison, he became a social media celebrity. But the wild true story of his arrest, escape and recapture revealed even bigger frailties in the military, prisons and police – and provided a surreal momentary glimpse into the high-stakes reality of modern espionage
When Daniel Khalife, a British soldier accused of spying for Iran, escaped from Wandsworth Prison, he became a social media celebrity. But the wild true story of his arrest, escape and recapture revealed even bigger frailties in the military, prisons and police – and provided a surreal momentary glimpse into the high-stakes reality of modern espionage
By: Will Coldwell
As the Middle East is drawn into war, expats and influencers are under pressure to only share the positive side of the UAE. In reality many are at risk of being put behind bars, and often find the UK government has little interest in helping them get out
By: Will Coldwell
A four-metre barbed-wire fence runs through the desert at the UAE‑Omani border. In the early hours of 17 February 2021, Albert Douglas, 58, a British
By: Ross Burns, Will Coldwell, Ivor Manley, Alex Atack, Eli Block, Nosheen Iqbal
Journalist Will Coldwell tells the story of how a British businessman was imprisoned in Dubai – and how his family finally got him home
