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Clare Conway

Clare Conway

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Acting Deputy Editor, T2, The Times

London

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Total articles 56

  • I feared I was losing my unborn baby

    By Clare Conway Verified| The Times Verified It's hard to look back on the year I almost lost my unborn baby. I've felt a mixture of things - anger, relief and, honestly, embarrassment that I was being overly dramatic all along. I look at my chubby, scowling daughter now - her gap-toothed smile, the way she clings to me like I'm the last chance she has for survival, always demanding, "Up, up, up," into my arms - and I think I've got to put it all behind me. It worked out.

    By Clare Conway Verified · The Times

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • My dream holiday? One without the children

    By Clare Conway Verified| The Times Verified When I read that almost one in three parents don’t take their young kids on holiday with them (according to a survey by the travel association Abta), I was aghast. So few! I tried going on holiday with our son once, when he was one and a half. We’d flown to Italy to an all-inclusive resort in Sicily. All the elements were there: olive groves, a warm breeze, freshly made pasta served at tables on the terrazza overlooking the glinting sea.

    By Clare Conway Verified · The Times

    Nov. 28, 2024

  • I feared I was losing my unborn baby

    By Clare Conway Verified| The Times Verified It's hard to look back on the year I almost lost my unborn baby. I've felt a mixture of things - anger, relief and, honestly, embarrassment that I was being overly dramatic all along. I look at my chubby, scowling daughter now - her gap-toothed smile, the way she clings to me like I'm the last chance she has for survival, always demanding, "Up, up, up," into my arms - and I think I've got to put it all behind me. It worked out.

    By Clare Conway Verified · The Times

    Mar. 25, 2025

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The Times

The Times is a prominent British daily newspaper based in London, founded in 1785. Originally named The Daily Universal Register, it adopted its current name in 1788. Known as a "newspaper of record," The Times provides extensive coverage of national and international news, politics, business, culture, and sports. The Times offers both print and digital editions, accessible online and through mobile apps. It features in-depth news analysis, opinion pieces, and special supplements like The Times Magazine and The Times Literary Supplement. Additionally, it provides access to a complete historical archive of past issues for research purposes. Published by Times Newspapers Ltd., a subsidiary of News UK, The Times maintains editorial independence while benefiting from the resources of a larger media group. With a significant readership, it serves a diverse audience interested in high-quality journalism.

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