A report from the Creative PEC has warned of "widening" class inequality in the UK's culture sector that it says "should be of concern to policymakers"

The death of Virginia Giuffre - who accused the Duke of York of sexual assault - surely makes his desire to resume royal duties out of the question, writes Polly Hudson

The government’s claims against detainees were paper-thin and the process was riddled with errors. Now history is repeating itself

Get on a plane on either side of the Atlantic and you’re vastly more likely to find a man at the controls. Is it because of prejudice, the problems the job poses for family life – or something else?

Government announces move in effort to reduce ‘postcode lottery’ of free access to emergency contraception The morning-after pill will be available without charge on the NHS at pharmacies in England, the government has announced in an effort to reduce the “postcode lottery” of free access to the emergency contraception. The morning-after pill is one of two forms of emergency contraception that women can use after having unprotected sex, or where other forms of contraception have failed. The sooner that emergency contraception is used, the more effective it is. Continue reading...

How has it been five years since lockdown? We spoke to the experts to find out why we feel so lost right now, and what to do about it.

Data from all forces in England and Wales find 572 child ‘grooming’ crimes in first nine months of 2024