Get real: why analogue refuses to die
In all sorts of industries, analogue products are making a comeback
BBC presenter goes into labour after appearing on live TV
Victoria Fritz, who reports business news on BBC Breakfast, gave birth to a boy with fellow newsreader as birthing partner
The Guilty Feminist: is it OK to watch Beauty and the Beast in your wedding dress?
Don your tiara and turn up Blurred Lines for this always excellent podcast that looks at not feeling good enough at feminism. The subject of the latest instalment is periods, and nothing’s off-limits
Girls as young as 7 feel pressure to be pretty – body confidence study
Girlguiding UK warns of society’s focus on appearance as survey shows 36% of girls aged 7-10 believe looks to be paramount
British Vogue ditches models in favour of ‘real’ women – for one issue
Magazine recruits academics and CEOs to wear designer labels, though cover star Emily Blunt confesses to spending ‘three hours in hair and makeup’
Deliciously Stella: the Instagram sensation serving up raw Kinder eggs on avo-toast
Nauseated by a world of nut butters and cauli pizzas, comedian Bella Younger began a fightback against the clean-eating fanatics
Thinner, smoother, better: in the era of retouching, that’s what girls have to be
Young women know all about image manipulation – they do it to themselves these days. But that doesn’t mean they’re immune to its toxic effects
We should not rely on Nicola Sturgeon to break the silence around miscarriage
We are lucky to have women like her speaking out, but we need to challenge the stigma around miscarriage as a society – after all, one in six known pregnancies ends in one
John Windsor obituary
Other lives: Journalist with the Guardian who later devoted himself to teaching meditation
Why it’s healthy to take a break from your online persona
Oliver Burkeman says we retain some choice when it comes to how far we identify with our public selves