Francesca Angelini

London

Deputy Editor at The Sunday Times

Deputy Editor Sunday Times Magazine

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"Faut-il souhaiter la fin des réseaux sociaux ?" Experts et spécialistes débattent des dérives et des alternatives au Parc Galea

4 days ago | corsematin.com | Francesca Angelini

Les réseaux sociaux numériques, désormais omniprésents dans notre quotidien ultra-connecté, suscitent plus que jamais de vifs débats. Si leur usage s'est largement imposé et démocratisé, facilitant les interactions sociales et simplifiant bien des aspects de la vie, de nombreuses dérives émergent sur ces plateformes, soulevant des inquiétudes croissantes. C'est autour de cette ambivalence que s'est articulé le premier Grand Débat numérique du Parc Galea, à Taglio-Isolaccio, ce samedi 19 avril.
The shocking truth about Dr Sargant's Sleep Room

3 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Francesca Angelini
Why I dreaded having to look after my autistic brother

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Francesca Angelini
tip-top townhouses with stately service

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Francesca Angelini
I've found the perfect sunny half-term getaway

2 months ago | thetimes.com | Francesca Angelini
I've found the perfect sunny half-term getaway

2 months ago | thetimes.com | Francesca Angelini
My Beloved Monster by Caleb Carr review - a love letter to cats

Oct 19, 2024 | thetimes.com | Francesca Angelini

Caleb Carr grew up certain that he had once been a cat. He first expressed the concept as a five-year-old, when he presented his mother with a self-portrait. It showed a boy’s body, dressed in trainers, jeans and a shirt, and a huge cat’s head with bright green eyes on top of his neck. “This is me before I was born,” he told her. The conviction never left him. For all his life, the American military historian and author was sure he had been “imperfectly or incompletely reincarnated” human.
I filmed every year of my son’s life for 20 years - here’s what I learnt

Oct 10, 2024 | thetimes.com | Francesca Angelini

On an old Nokia 8310 phone at the back of a drawer, there’s a chain of 100 text messages between Victoria Mapplebeck and the father of her son, Jim, exchanged over a two-year period. This sums up their relationship. She had met the man through a dating agency; they’d been on four dates and then he’d called it off. A couple of weeks later Mapplebeck found out she was pregnant.
I’ve found the new Napa Valley — and it’s more laidback and fun

Aug 9, 2024 | thetimes.com | Lucy Thackray |Francesca Angelini

Cherokee, my brown and white “paint” horse, is sauntering along a track that cuts through a field of long grasses when suddenly he startles. I sit up, alarmed. The problem? A herd of fluffy grey donkeys that, from under a nearby gnarly oak, are throwing threatening moves. One particularly tough-looking one starts to make a line for our group. This doesn’t delight Cherokee. “Pass wide,” calls the trail guide, Katie Parker. “These donkeys are my security.”Parker is a 39-year-old Californian rancher.
Empty beaches, endless history: the hidden side of the Algarve

Aug 2, 2024 | thetimes.com | Lucy Thackray |Francesca Angelini

‘Are we in Portugal now?” my four-year-old daughter asked as we waited for our luggage. “No, we’re in the Algarve,” replied her dad. A reasonable answer. The airport was a sea of golf bags being dragged along by men in crisp blue and white linen; the customs queue was populated by women so shiny they could have been the Plastics from Mean Girls, if the Plastics were 65 and from Surrey. The pull of sun, sea and golf has been encouraging Brits to invade the Algarve for many years.