How to make basic tomato sauce
Cookery Club: Learning to cook the basics means never being afraid to mess up – in fact, it’s all part of the fun. Just taste as you go. Start with this simple tomato sauce ...
FGM inquiry launched to uncover reasons for lack of prosecution in UK
Major inquiry will look at current legal framework's suitability given there has not been a single prosecution in three decades
Good teachers don’t need to know the genetics of their students
Michael Reiss: Some envisage a future in which teaching is tailored according to genes. But there are lower-tech ways of being responsive to learners' needs
Age of consent: the politics of sex
Editorial: What most young people need is what this government seems relucant to offer: better education about sex and relationships
Sex and the Citadel by Shereen El Feki
Guardian First Book award shortlistee Shereen El Feki introduces an extract from her book and explains what inspired her to write it
Can a shot of humanities make doctors more humane?
Charlotte Blease: A course of 'medical humanities' is supposed to unlock the empathy so often missing in care, but evidence is lacking
Child marriage could trigger surge in Africa’s under-15s pregnancy rate – UN
UN population survey predicts steep climb in young girls giving birth in sub-Saharan Africa unless child marriage is banned
Even sex-crazed students can’t catch this many STIs in a year
Michael Marshall: Freshers may have a lot of sex, but the claim that a quarter will catch a sexually transmitted infection is preposterous
Dyslexic students like me need more support at university
Some universities are better at supporting dyslexic students than others, writes a student blogger
New play focuses on spectre of suicide in Northern Ireland post-Troubles
Pearse Elliott drama Man in the Moon inspired by real events tackles taboo subject in republican west Belfast, writes Henry McDonald