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Martha Gill

Martha Gill

The Telegraph

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There’s only one way to fight the climate greenlash: appeal to the naysayers’ self-interest

19.04.2025 8

The Guardian

Martha Gill

Why resurrect the dire wolf when existing animals are facing extinction?

12.04.2025 8

The Guardian

Martha Gill

Mental ill-health is losing its stigma, but it’s still used to blame victims of abuse

05.04.2025 5

The Guardian

Martha Gill

The Observer view on gender: failure to accurately record biological sex harms us all

23.03.2025 10

The Guardian

Martha Gill

Adolescence reveals a terrifying truth: smartphones are poison for boys’ minds

23.03.2025 10

The Guardian

Martha Gill

We can’t move for therapists but do they help or harm mental health patients?

16.03.2025 10

The Guardian

Martha Gill

The Sussexes have to earn their bread somehow, so let them make cake

08.03.2025 10

The Guardian

Martha Gill

The pill hasn’t been improved in years. No wonder women are giving up on it

23.02.2025 8

The Guardian

Martha Gill

Our inhumane jails are promoting a vicious cycle that is criminal in itself

16.02.2025 7

The Guardian

Martha Gill

Sorry, Lily Collins, but when people outsource childbirth, their motives really count

09.02.2025 20

The Guardian

Martha Gill

Settled, industrious, essential: it’s time we saw immigration as a British success story

01.02.2025 10

The Guardian

Martha Gill

The Observer view: In her pursuit of growth, Rachel Reeves must go green and go local

25.01.2025 10

The Guardian

Martha Gill

There’s a word for people who prefer phones to meeting friends: addicts

25.01.2025 10

The Guardian

Martha Gill

Are you a traitor or a faithful? Just take your lead from everyone else

19.01.2025 6

The Guardian

Martha Gill

Jane Austen’s plates or the woods near her home? I know which I’d rather save

11.01.2025 8

The Guardian

Martha Gill

Crime is falling, but heists that make headlines imply otherwise

Crime stories serve up a reliable set of emotions – shock, sympathy, horror, outrage, morbid curiosity and fear. But there is something different,...

04.01.2025 3

The Guardian

Martha Gill

Belief in a lottery curse is comforting, but winning lots of money does make you happy

Does winning the lottery wreck your life? When it was revealed earlier this week that an anonymous Briton had won £177m in the November...

21.12.2024 5

The Guardian

Martha Gill