Katie Strick writes in-depth and long-lead lifestyle and news-review features covering politics, social issues and cultural analysis as well as arts, fitness, travel and lifestyle. She has interviewed everyone from Andy Murray to Hadley Freeman and her long-reads on a day in the life of an ambulance crew and the disappearance of Tatler It-girl Constance Marten have been website-topping.
Katie Strick writes in-depth and long-lead lifestyle and news-review features covering politics, social issues and cultural analysis as well as arts, fitness, travel and lifestyle. She has interviewed everyone from Andy Murray to Hadley Freeman and her long-reads on a day in the life of an ambulance crew and the disappearance of Tatler It-girl Constance Marten have been website-topping.

Covid cases are rising as winter hits, and experts predicting a “twindemic” of the virus and flu are encouraging extra vigilance. Katie Strick reports on how Londoners are tackling the situation

Increasingly isolated and singlehandedly waging a senseless war — Katie Strick charts the making of Putin the pariah, from his inner circle of judo-obsessives to his alleged secret lover

Whether you’re running the race or coming along to show support, Katie Strick has a guide to Sunday’s race

Rhinos! Train strikes! The Lionesses! From the hottest cheer spots to the fun new feature at this year’s finish line, Katie Strick has a guide to a marathon like no other

Jeff Bezos’ billionaire ex-wife shocked the world when she announced her marriage to a mystery science teacher two years ago. So what went wrong? Katie Strick on what we know so far

The 12-bedroom fine-dining inn and hotel opened in May after a £1 million renovation. Katie Strick checks in

She grew up on a farm in Canada; now Eliza Reid, 46, is married to the president of the most progressive countries in the world. She tells Katie Strick about meeting everyday women for her book and why attending the Queen’s funeral was such an honour

The five-star resort is an architecture haven, with striking two-floor rooms with their own private plunge pools, jacuzzis and outdoor baths. Katie Strick checks in

The gourmet country inn boasts three AA Rosettes, a Michelin-star chef and a cottage identical to Kate Winslet’s in The Holiday. Katie Strick checks in

Onlookers say the youngest York sister was the most “relatable” of all the royal mourners this week and insiders say she could play an “invaluable” role in restoring the “link” between the Sussexes and the rest of the family — so how did she forge her role as confidante? Katie Strick reports

Beekeeping, podcast-making and survival skills are among the activities on offer at Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis’ new school. Katie Strick asks parents what it’s really like

Liz Truss’ accountant husband and their teenage daughters are set to move into Number 10 (or 11) this week. From pizza nights to sleepovers with friends, Katie Strick on what life will look like inside the home of Britain’s new PM

As the cost-of-living crisis deepens, the smartest shoppers are turning their clothes into their currency. Katie Strick explores the best fashion exchange events in the capital

Dolphin-watching! Mountain biking! Vineyard tours! The Portuguese paradise has become a hit with cool digital nomads looking for an active escape with a dose of luxury, writes Katie Strick

The number of Londoners turning to private GPs has hit a record high, but critics warn it’s creating a two-tier system. Katie Strick speaks to doctors and patients on both sides of the UK’s widening healthcare gap

Commentators are calling the Duchess of Sussex’s 6,000-word sit-down with the New York magazine ‘extraordinary’, ‘bizarre’ and ‘unintentionally hilarious’. Katie Strick rounds up the biggest revelations to come out of it

From finding jobs to the challenges of adapting to a new culture, Katie Strick asks refugees about their honest experiences of moving to the capital

What’s that? Another heatwave? As Londoners flock to Brighton and Margate, Katie Strick and Juliana Piskorz pick the more secluded seaside spots (where you won’t bump into half the capital)

As half of us give up on exercise, Juliana Piskorz looks at London’s best workouts, apps and gear

The heatwave isn’t all that’s getting the capital’s workers hot under the collar this August. As barristers and pilots join the rail unions and TfL, Katie Strick looks at the key players — and their reasons why