Dawn-Maria France
Mental Health & Social Affairs
Dawn-Maria France is an award-winning journalist and broadcaster with experience across BBC News, Sky News, TalkTV and ITV News, alongside bylines in national and international publications. Her work focuses on mental health, social affairs, carers’ rights and wellbeing, informed by a background in community care, youth work and psychology. As Mental Health & Social Affairs Correspondent for The European, she writes on wellbeing, social inequality, workplace mental health and the wider policy and cultural forces shaping everyday life across the UK and beyond.
How TikTok sent Britain birdwatching
TikTok and Instagram are making birdwatching cool again, attracting young Brits to explore nature beyond their screens.
Rivers run deeper than we think
Alan Lawson reflects on rivers as living systems, sustaining ecosystems, shaping landscapes, and inspiring humans to care and connect.
Can we regulate reality? AI, sovereignty and the battle over what counts as real
AI digital sovereignty debate shifts focus from infrastructure to perception, authenticity and who defines reality online.
What if he falls?
Alex Honnold’s live climb of Taipei 101 forces viewers to confront fear, mortality and the meaning of risk.
