4th April 2021

In her continuing series of video interviews shots Culture Editor Amy Kean talks to the authors of a new book about how and why brands still get it wrong when they're trying to talk to women.

As part of Yahoo’s Allyship Pledge, we are recognizing and celebrating Black women in feminism and their dedication to social justice causes.

End-to-end encryption could be challenged with security agencies enabled to monitor user messages

Ministers must back the Lords amendments to the Domestic Abuse Bill to ensure migrant women have access to the legal, financial and emotional support they need to escape abuse and rebuild their lives.

The Home Secretary said a strategy on tackling violence women and girls will be published ‘later this year’.

Lee Hawthorne used his phone to film under the clothing of women on two occasions including in a TK Maxx in Gloucester.

Research released by Barnett Waddingham shows pension savings can be 10 per cent lower for a woman who took two breaks early in her career

Barnett Waddingham’s analysis into defined contribution (DC) pension schemes reveals that there is a stark disparity in wealth at retirement, with there being

Research shows disadvantaged males were more likely to pick technical subjects such as engineering and IT which could lead to higher earnings.

Analysis: critics have accused ministers of trying to shut down debate through selective briefing

Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) staff and managers deliberately inflicted psychological harm on benefit claimants, engaged in unofficial sanctioning targets, and pushed disabled people into …

'We still only have a fairly marginal level of antibodies on board in the population', Danny Altmann, Professor of Immunology, said

Samuel Kasumu has been unhappy with the government's stance on race for some time, sources say.

The wildlife charity where Carrie Symonds is head of communications is facing a statutory inquiry by a government watchdog.

Nafeez Ahmed reveals how legal pressure from a law firm also advising the Government on COVID-19 eclipsed scientific warnings about the ‘explosive’ growth of Coronavirus infections with the re-opening of schools

Benjamin Hannam is the first British officer to be convicted of a terrorism offence.

LABOUR Warrington North MP Charlotte Nichols says it is ‘deeply disappointing’ that a Tory council candidate has been allowed to stand in the…

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has admitted that he opposed the circuit breaker Covid-19 lockdown scientific experts recommended in September as coronavirus cases began to climb, but said ultimately the decision lay with the prime ministerhttps://t.co/mPoLA8iToj— ITV News Politics (@ITVNewsPolitics) March 31, 2021

For my own mental well-being I am not doing media interviews on the race commission today. Like so many in Britain’s Black community I’m tired! Tired of the endless debate about whether structural racism exists with little desire to actually address it. We are being gaslighted.— David Lammy (@DavidLammy) March 31, 2021

Students at Pimlico Academy school are leaving school early because of the protest today.They are staggering the different year groups out.Embrassing day for school hierarchy powerful day for students who made the school stand up and pay attention. pic.twitter.com/JXmv3Q5tto— Ahmed Kaballo (@AhmedKaballo) March 31, 2021

Anger as long-awaited report on race and ethnic disparities concludes ‘claims of institutional racism not borne out’

There’s still a lot of work to do when it comes to helping ethnic minority communities – getting rid of the term ‘Bame’ is just the tip of the iceberg

Thomas McCann sentenced after killing in which he dumped dismembered body in country park

A new indictment accuses Ms. Maxwell of paying a victim of her longtime associate Jeffrey Epstein.

If you’ve ever questioned why Pride and LGBTQ+ education are still vital in 2021, on Thursday two men and a 15 year old boy were found guilty of brutally killing a 51 year old gay man with a pipe and brick in Doncaster. His name was Jerry Appicella, may he finally rest in peace.— Tom Knight (@TJ_Knight) March 28, 2021

Sam Mills’s writing includes the wondrously weird novel The Quiddity of Will Self, the semi-memoir Fragments of My Father, and Chauvo-Feminism (The Indigo Press), which was released in February 2021. Chauvo-Feminism is a non-fiction long-form essay in which Mills delves into the phenomenon of men who create a feminist public persona which does not translate into their private lives.

Women retire with 25 per cent to 45 per cent less in their pension pots than men due to an

All the street lights can be lit at night, women can go out dressed in clothes that cover every inch of their body, they can be on their phone as they walk down the crowded street with their keys poised between their fingers but rape and murder will still continue on our streets, writes Sam Billingham.

So it turns out that the “Beautiful Eyebrows” Company that the Home Office claims they bought #PPE equipment from in 2020 ... closed down in 2018.This gets murkier and murkier. pic.twitter.com/LpAcydQpMp— John O'Connell (@jdpoc) March 28, 2021

Schools that fail safeguarding rules risk closure after sexual abuse allegations posted on Everyone’s Invited