women
Chef Sally Abé: ‘Having children is one of the biggest barriers for women in kitchens’
The Great British Menu star talks to Lauren Taylor about imposter syndrome, bad behaviour and rising as a woman in a male-dominated industry.
Women feel let down over male violence and have to be hypervigilant, say victims
A leading police chief has warned violence against women and girls is a ‘national emergency’.
Greater Manchester Police apologises after women’s treatment in custody report
The force previously denied any wrongdoing by its staff but apologised and accepted the report’s recommendations in a statement on Thursday.
Women’s treatment in Great Manchester Police custody ‘needs urgent change’
Dame Vera Baird’s report comes after allegations of unjustified strip searches.
Most girls and young women do not feel completely safe in public spaces – survey
Plan International has published its latest State of Girls’ Rights in the UK report – the first since 2020.
Proportion of NHS-funded IVF cycles lowest since 2008, says fertility regulator
Meanwhile, the average age of first-time IVF patients passed 35 for the first time in 2022.
What does the Labour win mean for women?
As Sir Keir Starmer celebrates his landslide victory, women’s rights campaigners and experts share their hopes and observations.
Amanda Wakeley: If you’re not passionate about what you’re doing, you’re wasting your life
The designer turned podcaster talks to Abi Jackson about staying curious, slowing down her ‘busy’ mind, and embracing a new career chapter.
Paloma Faith: There is no such thing as a ‘super mum’ and you can’t have it all
The singer talks to Camilla Foster about her definition of femininity, single motherhood, and what drives her success.
Angela Rayner says Labour’s policies on workers’ rights are ‘personal’ for her
Speaking as she campaigned in Hamilton in Scotland, Ms Rayner said the policies would ‘transform’ the lives of working people across the country.