Opinion
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Succession’s leading men are trash—so why are so many of us weirdly attracted to them?
I'm breaking it down character by character
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Why is our generation obsessed with romanticising TV murderers?
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How much has the Met Police actually changed since the murder of Sarah Everard?
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"We must learn from the mishandling of Nicola Bulley's tragic missing person case"
The discovery of Nicola Bulley’s body brings her nationwide search to a close - but we must learn from the mishandling of this watershed case.
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Pamela Anderson deserves only our generation's respect
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Jacinda Ardern's resignation is a sad reminder of the challenges female leaders still face
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Where are the female directors in this year's award nominations?
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Meghan Markle is 'holding up a mirror to modern-day racism', argues Ateh Jewel after Jeremy Clarkson rant
Marie Claire columnist Ateh Jewel explains why Clarkson's foul comments about Meghan Markle signify a much deeper issue...
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"Does the celebration of International Men’s Day have the potential to be problematic?"
Our Features Editor breaks down her concerns with International Men’s Day, and how some are celebrating.
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Peaceful protestors following Mahsa Amini's death could now face the death penalty in Iran
Following country-wide protests in Iran, lawmakers have reportedly voted to impose the death penalty as a deterrent
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The new Minister for Women's view on abortion is extremely alarming
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Talk is cheap: how I turned words into action
Activist Imarn Ayton talks turning words into action and the impact it can have...
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Life lessons from all of the women I have spoken to during Black History Month
What I have learnt from the Black women I’ve interviewed on my podcast...
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Can Ye West ever support the black community again after siding with right-wing ideologies?
Following the reveal of Ye West's controversial 'White Lives Matter' sweatshirts, one writer looks into theories that there could be a misguided deeper message
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"Now is a critical moment to discuss violence against women"
Footballer Mason Greenwood has been charged with attempted rape and assault, prompting long overdue conversations around violence against women.
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The realities of trying to make friends as an adult
Basically they're a lot harder to find when you're not six.
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"It is our duty to lend our voices to the Iranian women who have been silenced"
Mahsa Amini's brutal death has triggered violent civil unrest across Iran and protests against the regime, but as the government blocks the country's access to the internet, Features Editor Jenny Proudfoot says it is up to us to keep the conversation going.
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Kansas has voted to protect abortion rights in a landmark referendum
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It is our duty to keep talking about the refugee crisis
Jenny Proudfoot sat down with founder and CEO of The Worldwide Tribe Jaz O'Hara for a reminder that the problem is far from over...
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Reggie Yates: "The Grenfell fire was about people not politics"
Broadcaster and filmmaker Reggie Yates on the lessons we all learned from the Grenfell fire
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"We cannot let mocking alleged abuse victims become a trend"
As Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's defamation trial resumes, Features Editor Jenny Proudfoot calls out the toxic online dialogue around it and the consequences it will have for future victims of abuse...
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Where's all the sex in season 2 of Bridgerton?! A disappointed viewer asks...
*Bridgerton season 2 spoilers ahead*
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"We cannot let male violence overshadow a historic night for women in film"
Jane Campion became the third woman in history to win Best Director, and for the first time ever the awards show was hosted by three women. But all people are talking about this morning is Will Smith slapping Chris Rock.
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This month we are amplifying the voices of women on the frontline in Ukraine
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'To all the people who question why I celebrate International Women's Day'
Features Editor Jenny Proudfoot breaks down the misconceptions around the annual celebration...
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'We need to change the narrative around violence against women'
Should it matter that Ashling Murphy was 'just going for a run'? Nothing would justify her death.
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Sabina Nessa's murder: Why have we been so slow to react?
With her long ebony hair and striking brown eyes, Sabina Nessa - a “brilliant” school teacher - was young, beautiful and a pillar of her community. So why didn’t her shocking murder in a busy London park last week hit the headlines with the pace you might expect? For many, the reason is clear.
