Graeme Green

England

Freelance Journalist and Photographer at Freelance

UK journalist & photographer for Guardian, BBC, Sunday Telegraph, Sunday Times, Times, New Internationalist... Founder of @newbig5project

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Articles

Life lessons: Naga Munchetty on what life so far has taught her

1 week ago | positive.news | Graeme Green

Arts Culture Lifestyle Society Wellbeing The TV and radio presenter on her contempt for bullies, embracing ageing and what she’s learned from decades of intense pain My morning ritual is …… to wake up to five alarms. My first – for BBC Breakfast, three days a week – goes off at about 3.45am. I don’t wake up easily. I have to shower and clean my teeth before I can even function. I don’t eat breakfast until at least two hours after getting up.
10 European paradise islands you probably haven't heard of

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Graeme Green

There are hidden treasures yet to be discovered in Europe, including these idyllic lesser-known islesThere are few stresses in modern life that can't be soothed by the feeling of soft sand underfoot and the sound of waves breaking gently on a shore. Across Europe, there are spectacularly beautiful islands that seem a world apart from emails, meetings and deadlines.
Harlan Coben: ‘AI writing my books? It’s not something I worry about’

2 weeks ago | prospectmagazine.co.uk | Graeme Green

“Every time I finish a book, I think ‘That’s it—you’re out of ideas. You’ll have to get a real job now,’” says the American author Harlan Coben. “I’m like a boxer who finished the last round of a heavyweight fight—I can’t lift my arms, I can’t throw a punch and I think I’ll never fight again.
The best pubs with secret outdoor gardens, picked by Britain's top chefs

2 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Graeme Green

As the warm weather returns, here are the best beer gardens for soaking up the sunshine - all with top-notch food worth travelling forLike a golden wheat field or a vast expanse of ocean, there's something particularly glorious about a British pub when the sun hits. People are more cheerful, the beer, vino and cocktails taste better, and the good times roll a little easier.
Crucial and heartwarming: see world’s first-ever wild jaguar translocation in Argentina

1 month ago | discoverwildlife.com | Graeme Green

Miní, a female jaguar, is adjusting to life in her new home in Argentina’s El Impenetrable National Park after the world’s first-ever 'wild-to-wild' jaguar translocation. Born in Iberá National Park (also in Argentina), Miní has joined two previously captive female jaguars that have already been released into the park in an attempt to recover the species in the Gran Chaco ecosystem, where a small, all-male wild population had been dwindling.
Profile: Cristina Mittermeier

1 month ago | australianphotography.com | Graeme Green

By Graeme Green | 25 March 2025With biodiversity loss, climate change, pollution and other challenges facing the natural world and humanity, hope often seems to be in short supply. But Mexican photographer Cristina Mittermeier believes now is not the time for people who care about the planet to give up. “Hope is like a life jacket,” she says. “You need to hold onto something: to ideas, to a community, to little mantras that remind you that you have to get up tomorrow and keep trying.
‘I love dancing in a really bad disco mum kind of way’

1 month ago | msn.com | Graeme Green

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Reeta Chakrabarti: ‘I love dancing in a really bad disco mum kind of way’

1 month ago | ca.style.yahoo.com | Graeme Green

‘I’ve come to understand it’s a very difficult world to understand’: Reeta Chakrabarti.Illustration: David Venni/Chilli MediaMy parents came to the UK in 1960 from Calcutta, as it was then, in India. My father was a doctor. In Birmingham, I was often the only Indian girl in my class. There are ways that you’re marked out in the playground. There was quite a lot of teasing. You had to navigate your way – you learn to be pleasing to people. That’s how I coped.
The 7 Best Hotels in the Dolomites

1 month ago | robbreport.com | Graeme Green

“The most beautiful work of architecture in the world” is how the Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier described the Dolomites. Stretching across the largely German-speaking, Austrian-influenced region of South Tyrol in north-east Italy, the towering, snow-capped “Pale Alps” that make up the mountain range—a UNESCO World Heritage site—have a fantastical, otherworldly beauty, with 18 “three-thousanders” (mountains exceeding 3,000 meters above sea level).
The 7 Best Hotels in the Dolomites, From Classic Chalets to Minimalist Masterpieces

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Graeme Green

“The most beautiful work of architecture in the world” is how the Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier described the Dolomites. Stretching across the largely German-speaking, Austrian-influenced region of South Tyrol in north-east Italy, the towering, snow-capped “Pale Alps” that make up the mountain range—a UNESCO World Heritage site—have a fantastical, otherworldly beauty, with 18 “three-thousanders” (mountains exceeding 3,000 meters above sea level).