Jenny Kleeman

Feb 23, 2025 | us9.campaign-archive.com | Keith Moore |Jenny Kleeman |Nick Paumgarten

Enjoy,Don and Jacob By Keith Moore for FT Magazine ~25 minutes (save for later)Meet Anna-Greta Leijon, Sweden’s youngest-ever female government minister who is the star of this heart-pounding story about a April 1975 kidnapping plot—and the worst terror attack in Sweden’s history—that gripped all of Europe. Keith Moore’s riveting article is being adapted for television (or so a little birdie tells us).

Feb 23, 2025 | mailchi.mp | Keith Moore |Jenny Kleeman |Nick Paumgarten

Enjoy,Don and Jacob By Keith Moore for FT Magazine ~25 minutes (save for later)Meet Anna-Greta Leijon, Sweden’s youngest-ever female government minister who is the star of this heart-pounding story about a April 1975 kidnapping plot—and the worst terror attack in Sweden’s history—that gripped all of Europe. Keith Moore’s riveting article is being adapted for television (or so a little birdie tells us).

Feb 22, 2025 | msn.com | Jenny Kleeman

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Feb 22, 2025 | theguardian.com | Jenny Kleeman

When Sue bought her mother and younger brother Ancestry kits for Christmas in 2018, she knew that they were never going to be fun gifts. A lingering doubt had always cast a shadow over their family, a question that had gnawed at them for decades. Sue hoped that, if she, Joan and Doug took DNA tests together, they might finally have the answer they craved. Their results came in a few weeks later. Ancestry listed Sue and Doug as full siblings, with Joan as their mother.

Feb 16, 2025 | theguardian.com | Helen Pidd |Jenny Kleeman |Eli Block |Tom Glasser |Homa Khaleeli

Noland Arbaugh was a 22-year-old student when an accident changed his life for ever. Swimming with a group of friends, he was hit in the head and blacked out. He was pulled from the water, and when he came round, it was clear the injury to his spinal cord meant he had lost all movement below his shoulders. A committed Christian, Arbaugh has dealt with his changed circumstances with patience and good humour, the journalist Jenny Kleeman tells Helen Pidd.