Gregg Wallace and the revenge of the middle-class, middle-aged women
The response to the MasterChef presenter’s comments marks a turning point.
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The Scottish government is ignoring women’s rights
A hearing at the Supreme Court exposed just how flawed its position on gender recognition is.
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Anthony Horowitz’s Moonflower Murders is a delicious buffet of detective-story Englishness
Blood stains, Battenberg cakes and a brilliant older woman – what a treat this series is.
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“Your body, my choice”: a chilling slogan of the Trumpian alt-right
The phrase, partly a semi-ironic attempt to rile liberals, reveals an undercurrent of extreme misogyny in the US.
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Maga’s family-first vision is a fantasy
Young men and women in America don’t share the same values – how will they ever start relationships?
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In America, women are disposable
Donald Trump’s win is a betrayal of women's fundamental rights.
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Rachel Cusk: “Women are writing more boldly about female experience”
The Goldsmiths Prize-shortlisted novelist on visual art, writing womanhood, and the value of difficulty in literature.
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Why Gisèle Pelicot is a hero
The horror of the mass rape trial in France has shaken the world.
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David Goodhart’s care delusion
The UK faces a falling fertility rate and a crisis in social care. Must women bear the blame?
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The Ozempic craze and the limitations of liberal feminism
We cannot pretend the drug has released society from oppressive beauty standards.
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What’s driving the anti-Sue Gray offensive?
Plus: Britain’s guilty libel laws and Boris Johnson at the Telegraph.
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Has Labour shifted on sex-based rights?
Members care about women’s issues and it seems the party is finally listening.
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Labour’s employment bill is a vital opportunity for women’s rights
Now in government, the party must ensure its proposed legislation delivers on better protections for working women and incentivises the…
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Violence against women and girls is a deeper problem than politicians realise
All parents worry about their children from time to time, but now it feels different.
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Women and the shame of eating
Two new books show that the female appetite remains a source of danger and shame.
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Why terror targets Taylor Swift fans
On a street in Vienna, the star’s fans are building a sanctuary in defiance against the threat of terror and…
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Don’t compare men’s and women’s football
They are different entities. But one is not less important than the other.
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The vexed history of British feminism
A century ago women activists worked together despite their political differences. Can they do so again?
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Labour’s women problem
Keir Starmer must accept that JK Rowling is right.
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Politicians ignore the Mumsnet manifesto at their peril
It is hard to read the list of policy demands and not reflect that life is getting worse for British…
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