Ruth Hallows is a freelance journalist with experience in investigative reporting, national news, conflict analysis, podcasting and video journalism.

Coronation Food Project has the aim of tackling poverty as the monarch seeks to keep wastage in his own household to a minimum

Dr Camilla Kingdon also failed to mention child hostages when writing about conflict and hospital strike in Gaza

Maureen Gilbert who was housebound is seventh person killed by storm across UK

Protester parks motorhome and car on what he claims is his plot to prevent contractors from working there

Families tell The Telegraph they believe serial killer nurse could be responsible for their children's death

Mark Messenger’s students at the Royal College of Music were told that he was taking leave “for personal reasons”. It is understood that he denies wrongdoing

In the face of tighter legislation, Ruth Hallows speaks to the orchestra providing sanctuary for the asylum seekers who need it the most

A ‘normal domestic activity’ or a disruptive nuisance? How can musicians arm themselves when the Environmental Health Officers come knocking

As fewer children sit down to take their GCSE and A-level music exams, Ruth Hallows explores the uncomfortable reality of state school music

Following the release of her book Quartet, Dr Leah Broad talks to Ruth Hallows about the reasons why women have had to fight harder to have their works performed

What do audiences really want from a classical concert and how do we keep them coming back time and time again? Ruth Hallows talks to the head of classical music at Southbank Centre, Toks Dada

Ruth Hallows speaks to violinist Maja Horvat, who shares her experiences of pre-performance nerves and how the pandemic has had an effect on staying calm

Ruth Hallows examines the ways in which women in music are breaking societal expectations in a continued move towards equality

Meet the members of three local choirs who are singing their stress away

Primary head teachers in Lewisham have warned that increases in the cost of living are creating real pressure on the budgets of both schools and parents to provide warm and healthy meals to pupils.

With nurses planning their first-ever national strike next week, Ruth Hallows speaks to Carol Webley-Brown, a senior figure in the Royal College of Nursing, a highly experienced nurse in local hospitals and GP practices and a Lewisham councillor.

Migrants and refugees are facing “increased destitution” and “poverty” according to Lewisham Refugee and Migrant Network’s head Rosario Guimba-Stewart.

The Severe Weather Emergency Protocol has been activated by local authorities in a bid to protect those living on the streets of London from freezing conditions.