Elle Farrell-Kingsley Contributor
An experienced journalist, presenter, editor, and author, Elle is a passionate advocate for youth policymaking, AI ethics, and interdisciplinary approaches. Elle has been recognised for her reporting on emerging technologies and their social impact, earning accolades such as a funded place on the Sustainable Finance for Journalists programme at the University of Oxford and the prestigious John Schofield Fellowship with a mentor from BBC World News, where she is undergoing specialised training in broadcast media.
With a humanities and social sciences background, she offers a unique perspective that encourages readers to explore the intersection of arts, technology, policy, and society.
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Feature
25 October 2023Unlocking the UK's AI Potential: A Political Landscape Analysis
View FeatureAs AI evolves, the UK's major parties chart their AI policy paths. Discover their strategies, the missing pieces, and the road to global AI leadership.
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Interview
9 September 2023Decoding the G20 with UK 'Future of Work' Delegate Janet Siwoku
View Interview“Witnessing our world's pressing challenges, from climate change to social inequality, I felt compelled to take action.”
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Review
20 June 2023Abbas Zahedi: Holding a Heart in Artifice review
View ReviewWhen art and emptiness collide
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Review
20 June 2023How many giraffes are in the air we breathe?
View ReviewA review of Eva Koťátková’s Nottingham Contemporary exhibition
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Review
20 June 2023Mythos: Ragnarok review
View ReviewMythos: Ragnarok merges professional wrestling with Norse mythology in a grand triumph of physical theatre
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Review
20 June 2023Review: The Grim
View ReviewA captivating tale of colourful characters and a story steeped in the misery of the dead
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Blog
3 April 2023Dear G7 leaders: Do more to address internet poverty
View BlogHidden in plain sight, internet poverty is destroying our nations
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Feature
31 December 2022Top 10 news stories of 2022
View FeatureMaybe 2023 will be the peaceful, non-chaotic year we've all been longing for?
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Interview
8 December 2022Reflecting on COP27 with Korean Youth Delegate Yunjoo Cho
View Interview"I do not want a future where COP50 or COP80 exists."
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Interview
5 December 2022Reflecting on COP27 with UK Youth Co-chair Anna Gardner
View Interview“Many young people, myself included, feel let down by the failure to include the phasing out of fossil fuels”
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Interview
4 December 2022Decoding G20 with UK Head Delegate Mohammed Karim
View Interview“If you don’t have a seat around the table, then you’ll be on the menu”
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Interview
3 December 2022Reflecting on COP27 with UK Youth Delegate Ameer Ibrahim
View Interview“Don’t forget the mission to save our planet.”
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Interview
2 December 2022Reflecting on COP27 with UN Delegate Joshua Steib
View Interview“It’s time for actions, not for discussion on particular phrasing”
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Blog
24 November 2022Too little, too late?: The approach that marred COP27
View Blog“It’s incredible to think how much has changed since that last COP and how much damage has been done in just one year”.
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Interview
17 August 2022Epic Games’ Heiko Wenczel on programming in creative industries
View Interview“Learning how to programme and work in the creative arts at the same time is a unique opportunity.”
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Review
25 May 2022Brighton Fringe: 0.0031% review
View Review"Your AI overlord bitch can't reach you here. Like I said: it’s just you and me."
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Blog
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How-to Guide
23 January 2022Good To Know: How to create a Pop Art inspired portrait
View How-to GuideDiscover how to create your own Pop Art portrait the easy way!
Latest Comments
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Why are we ignoring Oxford commas? by Lucy Evans -
This is genuinely the most informative and well-written article I've read on the matter. Despite following media coverage, I completely missed Rachael Johnson's piece and learned a lot from this article!
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Women's Welfare: There's only so much women can do by Claire JennsThis is really well covered, I agree 100%!
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It's good to see this on Voice where young people have access to it, nice coverage!
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Interview with authors Saskia Calliste and Zainab Raghdo by Tom InnissAmazing to see and really inspirational read. I look forward to reading it!
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Review: The Suicide Squad by Hamish GrayYou have a great writing voice, really interesting and engaging read!
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Comment posted on 16 March 2022
Perhaps the next one in this series could be the Em Dash?