The next ‘Big One’: The world is inching towards more catastrophic climate events Science tells us catastrophe is not a question of if, but when The Independent UK · Aug 24
Amid the social and political panic about falling birthrates, why not ask new mothers what they think? Medals and cash bonuses have been mooted as incentives, but the priority is for policy that addresses women’s real concerns, says author and journalist Lucy Jones The Guardian - UK · Jul 27
California rocked by strongest earthquake in nearly 90 years A rural area of Northern California has experienced its strongest earthquake since 1940, but it caused only mild shaking with no immediate reports of damage or injuries The Independent UK · Jun 24
This was the hottest summer on record. If it happens again next year, Britain’s ecosystems won’t cope A future of extreme heatwaves, drought and collapsing habitats awaits if we continue to ignore the danger signs, says author Lucy Jones The Guardian - UK · Sep 3, 2025
What to know about the earthquake that shook the New York area Saturday night A relatively mild 3.0 magnitude earthquake shook the New York metropolitan area Saturday night The Independent UK · Aug 3, 2025
What is Himalayan pink salt and does 'nature's Mounjaro' really help with weight loss? Is there any merit to the social media fad du jour? Evening Standard · May 21, 2025
5.2-magnitude quake shakes Southern California, tumbling rocks onto roads and items off shelves A 5.2-magnitude earthquake shook Southern California, swaying lights and rattling cups off shelves The Independent UK · Apr 14, 2025
Southern California rattled by earthquake of magnitude 5.2 Alerts rang out as residents felt large earthquake in areas around San Diego, with epicenter in rural town of Julian The Guardian - US · Apr 14, 2025
Look at the underside of a log, and you’ll find my new obsession: the beautiful, bonkers world of slime moulds These tiny organisms matter. They have been used to map dark matter and improve transport networks, and they’re living all around us, says author Lucy Jones The Guardian - UK · Jan 8, 2025
‘Baby brain’? ‘Fussy eater’? By dispelling such myths, science is taking the shame out of parenting Most childcare advice is simply opinion; research based on data and evidence is the liberation we need, says author Lucy Jones The Guardian - UK · Oct 4, 2024
A California fault line remains relatively unknown. It caused last week’s quake and might be the site of ‘the big one’ The 10-mile deep Puente Hills thrust fault runs beneath downtown Los Angeles and Orange County – two highly populated areas The Independent UK · Aug 14, 2024
Welldoing Inspiration Awards 2024: celebrating mental health and wellbeing heroes Louise Chunn, founder of therapist-matching platform Welldoing, celebrates the 10th anniversary by honouring those who have been a force for good. Sponsored by the Evening Standard, here is the lowdown on the 2024 Welldoing Inspiration Awards winners Evening Standard · Jun 26, 2024
How Rachel Cusk’s divisive parenting memoir saved me in early motherhood Her groundbreaking book ‘Matrescence’, a study of the transition into motherhood, has won Lucy Jones plaudits and an army of dedicated readers. But she could never have written it all without Rachel Cusk’s unflinching 2001 parenting memoir, ‘A Life’s Work’ – a book that was met with frenzied outrage upon… The Independent UK · Jun 9, 2024
Olivia Laing on the politics of gardens: ‘A garden is a rebel state’ When Olivia Laing began restoring a walled garden in Suffolk, the writer found that green spaces can also be sites of beauty, refuge and radical politics. They speak to Lucy Jones about their new book, ‘The Garden Against Time’ The Independent UK · May 20, 2024
AAP · Feb 23, 2024 Family wants better cancer medicine after losing Emily Emily's family say it was not cancer that killed her, but a lack of innovative treatment options and they are determined to stop it happening to another child.
The Guardian - UK · Feb 15, 2024 Guardian writer and Observer critic longlisted for inaugural Women’s prize for nonfiction Naomi Klein, Laura Cumming and historian Tiya Miles among 16 authors in contention for prize, which aims to boost women’s nonfiction award representation
GoodToKnow · Nov 2, 2023 What is matrescence? It's overwhelm in motherhood and here's why it's a hard relate Matrescence might be a new word, but mums will recognise the description and feeling that go with it
The Independent UK · Sep 1, 2023 Former RAF cadet defaced Windrush mural with Nazi symbols The 17-year-old youth from South Wales admitted a string of terror offences and criminal damage and appeared at the Old Bailey on Friday.
The Independent UK · Sep 1, 2023 Teenage neo-Nazi defaced Windrush mural and had ‘race war’ fantasies, court told The boy admitted to a string of terror offences and criminal damage charges.
WEKU · Jul 11, 2023 Harry Dean Stantonfest, a tradition since 2011, returns to Lexington this weekend A Kentucky native who appeared in more than 200 films will be honored in Lexington this weekend. Harry Dean Stanton grew up in West Irvine and attended college at the University of Kentucky.
Evening Standard · Jun 30, 2023 The science behind the brain-altering impact of your first pregnancy Having given birth, Lucy Jones dug deep into the science of why she felt like a totally different person… and had her mind blown by what she discovered
The Guardian - UK · Jun 29, 2023 Matrescence by Lucy Jones review – the birth of a mother A science writer charts the monumental impact of having children from every angle
The Guardian - UK · Jun 25, 2023 National Portrait Gallery reopening review – a magnificent reinvention After three years, the gallery opens its (new) doors to reveal a brilliant transformation that includes a luminous show on a British pioneer of colour photography
The Guardian - UK · Jun 20, 2023 Matrescence by Lucy Jones review – smashing motherhood myths A thrilling examination of what it means to become a mother challenges assumptions in bravura fashion
Bristol Post · Jun 10, 2023 Dream holiday ruined after mum touches plant Medics were initially left stumped as to what had caused the blistering burns