Kate Connolly in BerlinJournalist
The Guardian
Health & social care coverage read by Vital Signs
3 articles
Across 1 topic, first on 15 Oct 2025, most recently 23 Jun 2026.
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Biography
Kate Connolly is the Berlin correspondent for The Guardian and The Observer, based in Germany. She has worked as a foreign correspondent since 1996, previously at The Daily Telegraph, covering stories across Europe and beyond. She first contributed to The Guardian in 1997 and was a recipient of the Scott Trust bursary. Her documented beat is Germany and European affairs; no sourced evidence was found that UK health or social care is a primary area of her coverage.
References
- 1.Kate Connolly Interview Transcript – Goethe Institut — Establishes her role as Berlin correspondent for The Guardian and Observer, and her career as a foreign correspondent since 1996 including time at The Daily Telegraph
- 2.Kate Connolly on Podchaser — Confirms she is the Guardian and Observer's Berlin correspondent, previously at The Daily Telegraph, first contributed to the Guardian in 1997, and received the Scott Trust bursary
- 3.Kate Connolly's Profile | The Guardian Journalist | Muck Rack — Verifies her current title as Foreign Correspondent for The Guardian and The Observer, based in Berlin, with articles published in The Guardian and syndicated outlets
- 4.Kate Connolly (@connollyberlin) / X — Self-identified on X as 'Foreign Correspondent, The Guardian and The Observer', based in Berlin; links to guardian.co.uk profile page
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