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Sally Howard

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Covers:  social affairs, eco and socially good travel, women's and global health
Journalist on global health, social affairs. MOVING TO AUTHORY as muckrack no longer scrapes most of my pieces - see you there at authory.com/SallyHoward

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MOVING TO AUTHORY as muckrack no longer scrapes most of my pieces - see you there at authory.com/SallyHoward

social affairs, solutions, development, health, responsible travel and human interest journalist for US and UK titles. Author of sociological travelogue The Kama Sutra Diaries (2013) and The Home Stretch (2020)

Sally Howard’s Journalist Portfolio

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BOOK The Home Stretch - Atlantic Books

BOOK The Home Stretch - Atlantic Books

Forty years of feminism and still women do the majority of the housework. Why? In fact, while women are makin…

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BOOK: The Kama Sutra Diaries

BOOK: The Kama Sutra Diaries

Sally Howard, a self-confessed child of the Western Sexual Revolution, sets out on a sexploration through mod…

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PRINT FEATURE How Iran's protests are a response to the "backslide" in women's health rights

PRINT FEATURE How Iran's protests are a response to the "backslide" in women's health rights

Iran's "hijab protests" have drawn attention to the erosion of women's access to reproductive healthcare. Gee…

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PRINT FEATURE: The rise of woodland off-gridders: 'It makes more sense than a nine-to-five'

PRINT FEATURE: The rise of woodland off-gridders: 'It makes more sense than a nine-to-five'

Are self-sufficient rural communities an idea whose time has come? A few years ago, councils and neighbours t…

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The surrogacy trade: proliferating bans and an opportunistic industry raise a worrying health ris...

The surrogacy trade: proliferating bans and an opportunistic industry raise a worrying health ris...

The global commercial surrogacy industry has proven itself to be opportunistic.

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OPINION PIECE: Why the witch-hunt victims of early modern Britain have come back to haunt us

OPINION PIECE: Why the witch-hunt victims of early modern Britain have come back to haunt us

ilias Addie's body was piled into a wooden box and buried beneath a half-tonne sandstone slab on the foreshor…

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The truth about Europe’s migrant trafficking industry

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Prince Harry 5 hours ago Meghan stays away from Harry event as she 'arrives in UK with Archie and Lilibet' mirror.co.uk - Patrick Hill • 5h The Duchess of Sussex has landed in Britain for the first time in four years, but today stayed away from an official event for Prince Harry's beloved … Africa 8 hours ago Migrants win High Court battle against one-in, one-out deal in massive blow to Mahmood scheme dailymail.com - By SOPHIE CHURCH - POLITICAL REPORTER • 8h Shabana Mahmood’s one-in, one-out...
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Swarming ladybirds and lager shortages: Britons recall the sweltering summer of 1976

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By Sally Howard Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
There's a photograph of my mother, Anne, taken in July 1976. She's sitting on the beach at Portheras Cove in Cornwall, which, with its powdery sands and blue skies, resembles Barbados. She's heavily pregnant, wearing pigtails and one of the Pocahontas-style bikinis that were popular at the time. My mother tells me that she remembers walking down to the cove that day with two glass pint bottles of milk, frequent milk-drinking being one of the Government's tips for pregnant women back then.
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Somalia: Malnutrition overwhelming MSF hospital as charities call for rapid scale-up of emergency response

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| The BMJ Verified
A record surge of severely malnourished patients is overwhelming a Somali hospital run by Médecins Sans Frontières, the charity has warned, while aid organisations call for an “urgent and rapid scale-up” of aid in the drought afflicted country. MSF reports that between March and May 2026 1400 severely malnourished patients were admitted to its inpatient therapeutic feeding centre at Bay Regional Hospital in Baidoa, southwestern Somalia.
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How is social media changing news?

It means we need fact-checked outlets more than ever

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

anything that focuses on iniquities

Aside from your own, what's your favorite publication to read?

The Atlantic