Amelia Hill is a Senior Reporter at The Guardian. She has a specific interest in ageing issues, while also covering a diverse range of topics including AI platforms, generative AI, and internet culture, reflecting her expertise in publishing, finance, and culture. Amelia's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Trek, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Yahoo Finance UK.
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Amelia Hill’s diverse coverage spans various lifestyle, cultural, and societal topics. Her articles often cite data and government announcements related to gender inequality, education, environmental conservation, stockpiling, ageism in the workplace, women in business among others.
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By: Amelia Hill
Prof Katya Dubia withdraws support for The Great ADHD Myth? as other leading figures voice criticisms
Amelia Hill A key contributor to a controversial Channel 4 documentary on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder has withdrawn her support
By: Amelia Hill
Fifty-two days ago, Phoebee was lying by the side of a road in the blistering sun with a broken wing.
By: Amelia Hill
After bringing queen Phoebee home, Gilly McArthur expected her to die within a day or two, but she’s bumbling on
By: Amelia Hill
At 6am on the beach at Westgate-on-Sea in Kent, Angela Brier-Stephenson used to meet a small group of about 10 people for yoga.
By: Amelia Hill
Three little letters - bnb-side’s name is a play on the local b-side arts festival, but Silicon Valley colossus sees threat to global brand
By: Amelia Hill
In one corner is bnb-side, a six-room bed and breakfast on the Isle of Portland – a tiny wedge of limestone tied by a narrow ribbon of shingle to
