While the threat of terrorism is ever-present, it’s reassuring to know there’s a team dedicated to keeping us safe across the UK. Women form 32% of that workforce – one of them is Counter Terrorism Po

Whether she’s crafting an impassioned Instagram caption, giving evidence to a Parliamentary Select Committee or writing to health secretary Wes Streeting, Vicky Pattison has become a powerful ally to women who share her diagnosis of PMDD, and a mouthpiece for the harms of medical misogyny. Fronting our annual issue dedicated to the messy work of mental health maintenance, she gets honest about what’s going on for her, right now

Helen Joyce recounts the Kafkaesque story of how she was secretly logged on police records as a criminal

As a new film takes an unflinching look at racial inequality in maternity care, Maria Lally speaks to those involved in the film – and those fighting for change

Have you seen anything online that’s made you feel worried?” This is the question Paula*, a leading child psychologist who’d rather not be named, always asks when she first sees children. A few years

On the evening of 17 September 2021, Sabina Nessa was murdered as she walked to meet a friend. When her killer was sentenced to life, he refused to show up in court to face her family. Here, her sister, Jebina Yasmin Islam, talks exclusively to Alia Waheed about the high-profile case and her campaign for change