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Suzanne Elliott

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  • Freelance Journalist, Editor and Content Producer, Freelance
  • Digital Content Producer, ITN
  • Freelance Acting Digital Editor, Spear's
  • None, Freelancers
London
As seen in: ITN, Spear's, Red Bull, Euronews, HuffPost UK, ITV London, ITV News, What You Need To Know (Podcast), British Vogue, Condé Nast
Covers:  News, health, wellbeing, fashion, branded content, property/buy-to-let market
Freelance writer and journalist. Yoga teacher. London. ITN, Guardian, Vogue International, RedBull.com www.yogase1.com suzanneelliott.freelance@gmail.com

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Suzanne Elliott’s Biography

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A creative and highly efficient freelance journalist with extensive experience in all aspects of print, online and branded content production, including: writing, commissioning, editing, sub-editing, video editing, picture editing and social media. A resourceful problem-solver with strong time-management skills and a flair for technical accuracy. Adaptable, calm under pressure and used to working to tight deadlines and on breaking news stories. Highly experienced at setting editorial strategy a…

Suzanne Elliott’s Journalist Portfolio

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Reykjavík's EDITION blends ultra cool luxe with a cosy heart

Reykjavík's EDITION blends ultra cool luxe with a cosy heart

Reykjavík's EDITION blends ultra cool luxe with a cosy heart Contemporary luxury meets Icelandic character in…

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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe says there is 'quiet hope' for Iranian people after death of Khamenei

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe says there is 'quiet hope' for Iranian people after death of Khamenei

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who endured five years in a Tehran prison after being arrested while visiting fami…

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Fairmont Monte Carlo jostles for pole position

Fairmont Monte Carlo jostles for pole position

The Fairmont Monte Carlo remains a major player in Monaco's hotel scene, from panoramic Grand Prix suites to …

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5 reasons to increase allocations to hedge funds, according to a BlackRock investment strategist

5 reasons to increase allocations to hedge funds, according to a BlackRock investment strategist

Discover BlackRock's insights on hedge funds and how they predict a renewed appetite for active management st…

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Monet to Mondrian: why these three paintings sold for over $40 million in 2025

Monet to Mondrian: why these three paintings sold for over $40 million in 2025

Despite economic challenges, artwork sales reveal strong demand. Discover the latest auction trends and recor…

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Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High hits new heights

Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High hits new heights

The sweary chef's new high-end restaurant offers a bespoke tasting menu, built around fine ingredients and se…

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Articles

Baaba’s Footsteps | Vault Festival

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| theviewfromtheuppercircle.com
A Japanese woman confronts her past to find her present. Yu, 39, has just been fired from her high flying job as a TV producer in Tokyo, snubbed for the man she was having an affair with, who subsequently dumped her. Finding herself at a crossroads that the world around her assumes is signposted ‘marriage’ Yu feels powerless and frustrated. In the midst of her discouragement, her mother gives Yu her great-granddaughter Takako’s diary. The aged pages reveal a world of struggle amid love and hope.
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Finding flow: The mental state you need to learn to make training more fun

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By Suzanne Elliott Verified
| Red Bull Verified
Being in ‘the zone’ is a much sort after state in sport, whether you’re a grand slam winning tennis player or an amateur runner taking part in your first 10km. This engaged state of mind in which whatever you're doing feels nearly effortless was named ‘flow’ by Hungarian-American psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi in 1975, when he discovered that people are at their most creative, productive, and happy when they are completely absorbed in a task.
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How to get started with HIIT training

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| Red Bull Verified
Unless you've been living under a rock – or haven't checked your Insta feed – for the last few years, it's likely you've heard of high-intensity interval training, or HIIT. It's the type of training that fitness bods have been taking to their gardens or local parks over the last few years to get fit, following workouts posted on social media by their favourite Lycra-clad fitness influencers. But what's the deal with it? What exactly does it involve – and just how beneficial is it?
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Working as a lowly paid reporter for an agency called Press Gang News. 12 hour days and some horrible phone calls.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes! I learnt to type on one #old

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Hapless William Boot and Frayn's John Dyson