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Served as a News Fellow for The Times UK from September 2025 to Decemeber 2025, contributing to daily newsroom operations across editorial, audience, and visual teams. Researched and reported on U.S. news stories, while pitching and developing original story ideas. Assisted in producing and editing video content for social media, helping to drive audience engagement. Supported the photo desk and editorial staff with administrative and coordination tasks, and researched audience growth strategies to expand reach across digital platforms, contributing to their execution.

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Jen Hatmaker on her husband’s infidelity: ‘It is the end of my life as I know it’In her new memoir, Christian influencer Jen Hatmaker reveals the pain of divorcing her husband of 26 years, what wrecked their marriage and her message for the haters

The Times and Sunday Times on Instagram: "Social life, sunshine and picturesque campuses are luring students from the northeast to colleges in South Carolina, Alabama and more. Click the link in bio to read more 🔗"9,137 likes, 648 comments - thetimes on December 6, 2025: "Social life, sunshine and picturesque campuses are luring students from the northeast to colleges in South Carolina, Alabama and more. Click the link in bio to read more 🔗".

The Times and Sunday Times on TikTokSeparation rates are falling in much of America — but not in some conservative states where women are often told man and child is the limit of their ambitions⁠ #conservative #republican #alabama #marriage

The Charlie effect: how a political murder sparked a religious awakeningThe shooting of Charlie Kirk has led to a wave of Christian fervour across social media. Even atheists claim to have been converted

The Times and Sunday Times on Instagram: "When Zohran Mamdani talks about taxing the rich and tackling inequality as the next mayor of New York, he usually credits the senator Bernie Sanders as the man who made him a socialist.⁠ ⁠ But his father came across some of the same ideas thanks to two fellows in suits who barged into his room one night in the 1960s. They were FBI agents, questioning Mahmood Mamdani about his political allegiances.⁠ ⁠ “They asked me what did I think of Marx,” the elder Mamdani recalled in 2015. “I had never heard of Marx, never heard of communism. They said Marx believed the money of rich people should be taken away and given to poor people. I said: ‘That sounds great!’”⁠ ⁠ 🔗 Tap the link in bio to read more"42K likes, 576 comments - thetimes on November 7, 2025: "When Zohran Mamdani talks about taxing the rich and tackling inequality as the next mayor of New York, he usually credits the senator Bernie Sanders as the man who made him a socialist.⁠ ⁠ But his father came across some of the same ideas thanks to two fellows in suits who barged into his room one night in the 1960s. They were FBI agents, questioning Mahmood Mamdani about his political allegiances.⁠ ⁠ “They asked me what did I think of Marx,” the elder Mamdani recalled in 2015. “I had never heard of Marx, never heard of communism. They said Marx believed the money of rich people should be taken away and given to poor people. I said: ‘That sounds great!’”⁠ ⁠ 🔗 Tap the link in bio to read more".

Elon Musk: Cancel Netflix to protect your kidsThe tech billionaire hit out at several animated series on the streaming platform, accusing them of pushing a ‘transgender agenda’

The Times and Sunday Times on TikTokWhy do privileged young New Yorkers love socialism — and Zohran Mamdani? For a downwardly mobile generation of elite grads, the mayoral candidate is the answer to their dreams. | Opinion ✍️ Rob Henderson

My movie night with a Swiftie who makes dresses out of her lyricsTaylor Swift fans across the US are flocking to see The Official Release Party of a Showgirl, a movie that is basically a listening party for her new album

The Times and Sunday Times on TikTokOnce upon a time in the village of Sleepy Hollow, just a 20-mile carriage-ride from Manhattan, there was a legend so frightening it was immortalised by writer Washington Irving: the legend of the headless horseman. Two hundred years later, among the cemetery and old Dutch church, manor house and misty, winding river, comes something very different: reams of influencers armed with tripods and iPhones. “We can prepare for the crowds, but we can’t stop them,” said Anthony Giaccio, 61, a village administrator. “They are coming.” #sleepyhollow #halloween #tiktok

White Lotus star Lukas Gage: ‘My dad taught me to flirt at Hooters’In his new memoir, the actor reveals his darkest moments — from Hooters and heroin to marrying Kim Kardashian’s hairstylist after a month together

The Times and Sunday Times on TikTokPresident Trump and President Petro are embroiled in a war of words over US military strikes on boats allegedly transporting drugs in the Caribbean Sea. But Colombians in the US are not rallying around Petro — and his disapproval rating stands at 63 per cent in Colombia. Colombians in New York told The Times their country’s president is “crazy” for opposing Trump in an escalating diplomatic feud over “drug boats”.

Meet the surgeon giving wing transplants to butterfliesJanine Bendicksen has earned Instagram fame for rescuing insects — but is saving sick specimens in fact ‘the worst thing you could do’?

The Times and Sunday Times on TikTokMeet the surgeon giving wing transplants to butterflies. Janine Bendicksen is the curator of a wildlife sanctuary on Long Island but in the space of a few weeks, thanks to a wing transplant performed on an injured female monarch, she became known as the butterfly healer. Seeing these procedures go viral, some experts say this is "probably the worst thing you could do" to butterflies. Read our story to find out why ⬆️

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