Sally Howard

In Northern France seaside towns are trying hard to rebrand themselves and shake off their gritty image, shaped by a history of coal mining – and the more recent migrant crisis. Sally Howard went to find out more about the towns' aspirations to build

Amol Rajan with Leila Slimani, Olivia Fane, Sally Howard and Chris Haywood

Monocle Radio’s Markus Hippi speaks to award-winning author Jon Bonné about his new two-book box set, Sally Howard takes us...

In Taiwan, we hear the stories of couples who were married under the traditional simpua system. The practice, where a family would adopt a pre-adolescent girl as a future bride for their son, eventually phased out in the sixties and seventies, largel

Sally Howard tells us the secrets behind a repolished jewel in Manhattan’s hospitality crown.

Sally Howard heads to Paris to visit an iconic bookshop where, for decades, aspiring writers have been able to find...

Sally Howard describes the ups and downs of one of Europe’s long-standing amusement parks.

In Greece, Sally Howard meets the anarchists who now see helping migrants, rather than spray-painting buildings or throwing Molotov cocktails at cops, as the best way to further their cause.

Global Podcast Episode · The Shelina Show · 7 March 2023 · 41min Femtech

Journalist and author Sally Howard discusses fashion, gender and how her collaborative show with Kinshasa-based photographer Junior D Kannah is...

Should we still be burning witches? There are also plenty of light-hearted celebrations where effigies of witches are burned, or simply paraded as figures of fun. Some feel this trivialises a horrific part of Europe’s history. Germany was at one poin

Wherever there’s mass tourism, you will find the escort industry flourishing, selling very personal services, and Turkey is no different. The‘ gigolos’ as they’re known there offer these services to men and women. And just like other people dependent