Francesca Angelini is a Writer and Editor at the Sunday Times Culture. She focuses on themes such as family and relationships, parenting, and cultural movements, while also exploring topics related to employee wellbeing and workplace culture. Francesca's work has been featured in The Times and Corse-Matin.
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By: Francesca Angelini
In 2012 Maria Alyokhina of the punk collective Pussy Riot was imprisoned for two years for protesting in a Moscow cathedral. After a dramatic border dash, she’s now finally out of Russia. Will she ever go back? Francesca Angelini meets her in Barcelona
Soviet women were among the most educated and empowered in the world — now the Russian feminine ideal is to bag a rich man. What happened? An exile investigates
Francesca Angelini [1] [1] Sapienza University of Rome Localización: Freedom, Security & Justice: European Legal Studies ISSN-e Nº. 3, 2025 págs.
By: Francesca Angelini
In the biography A Sicilian Man, Caroline Moorehead tells the story of Leonardo Sciascia, who first exposed the rampant, murderous corruption that had infiltrated Italian society
Tomb Raider temples, blissful massages, tuk-tuk rides and eye-opening history combine to make a truly educational trip, says Francesca Angelini
Britian’s most famous classicist on retiring from Cambridge, being a hands-off grandmother and why social media would be much better if we all studied the ancient world
In Like, Follow, Subscribe, Fortesa Latifi meets the social media influencers who make thousands from videos of their family — but can the children ever consent to this?
By: Francesca Angelini
Tinos, two hours from Athens by ferry, has a spiritual heart, whitewashed villages and uncrowded beaches plus seriously luxe villas — and it’s ideal for families
By: Francesca Angelini
Kiyoshi Tanimoto’s newly discovered memoir, Hiroshima 8.15, is a powerful account of the terrible suffering caused by the atomic bomb
In Girlhood, Translated, the psychiatrist Suzanne Garfinkle-Crowell asks whether diagnostic labels are preventing young women from addressing their real problems
