David Weir: ‘Gym training can be like torture’
The 38-year-old wheelchair athlete on the London Marathon, looking after his children and chilling out
Men who fail to equal parents’ achievements ‘suffer mental distress’
Failing to match educational accomplishments causes distress similar to a divorce, says study
Tony Parsons: ‘The first half of my 20s was screaming madness’
The author, 64, talks about how yoga is intimidating for men, why everyone needs a personal trainer and how his 40s brought him more stability
The secret to… rediscovering sex after having a baby
Book a babysitter, dress up, cuddle and talk
Russell Norman: ‘It’s 20 years since I was a chef. I still wake up in a cold sweat’
The restaurant founder, 52, on cooking baked potatoes, anxiety dreams and starting the day with six coffees
Bobbi Brown: ‘Give me a martini and some dover sole, and I’m a happy girl’
The makeup artist and entrepreneur on having seven hours’ sleep, being a simple chef and running an indie startup
Explorer Levison Wood: ‘After my next big trip, I think I’ll go on a wife hunt’
The explorer, writer and photographer on significant others, sleeping in caves and eating bush rat
Time for change: Anne Enright on Ireland’s abortion referendum
In the coming weeks, voters in Ireland will have the chance to repeal the eighth amendment, which recognises the equal rights to life of a foetus and the mother during pregnancy. We must send a message to the world, the author declares
‘I felt I was being punished for pushing back’: pregnancy and #MeToo
Pregnant women are still being patronised, blamed for our bodies’ failings, and made to feel guilty about our choices
‘Society shrouds birth in shame’: challenging Instagram’s ban on women in labour
The social network removes graphic images of women giving birth, which it categorises alongside pornography. Can the Empowered Birth Project force a change of heart?