Martha Gill is an accomplished journalist, leader writer, and former home affairs correspondent, with a robust background in political and current affairs reporting. She is a graduate of the University of Oxford, with a degree in Philosophy, Neuroscience, and Bachelor of Arts in Medicine. With experience working for notable publications such as The Times, The Huffington Post, The Economist, and Telegraph Media Group, Gill's works have extended her influence and expertise in journalism, particularly in politics, social justice, and economics. As a former staff writer and columnist at the New Statesman, she has also provided insightful opinions and thoughts critical to the publication's ethos, while also distinguishing herself as a runner up in the Marjorie Deane fellowship at the Financial Times. Gill's background makes her a compelling voice in political journalism, and her works continue to provide innovative insight in journalism that spans beyond her years of service.