Libel laws: a lethal muzzle of medicine
Ben Goldacre: The chiropractors' absurd pursuit of Simon Singh is over, but libel laws are still a real health hazard
The Coco Pops ad Kellogg’s should be ashamed of
Jackie Schneider: A poster aimed at schoolkids for a cereal that is 35% sugar is not 'socially irresponsible', says the ASA, but parents know better
Simon Singh and the threat to science
Brooke Magnanti: Simon Singh's legal win is great news, despite the ruinous cost, but scientists are still at risk from our unreformed libel law
Our sex lives. Their agenda
Laurie Penny: Moral posturing paints the young as victims or villains of a sexualised society. We are just getting on with it
Elle magazine breaks fashion’s last taboo: plus-size models on the cover
Elle magazine's special edition featuring models with fuller figures reflects the expanding waistlines of the country's women
Church attacks new condom ad rules
Government campaigns should continue to be main channel for pushing messages on sexual health, says Church of England. By Mark Sweney
Furious backlash from Simon Singh libel case puts chiropractors on ropes
One in four chiropractors in Britain are under investigation as result of campaign by Singh supporters, reveals Martin Robbins
Expert view: The media are equally guilty over the MMR vaccine scare
Andrew Wakefield was at the centre of a media storm about the MMR vaccine and is now being blamed by journalists as if he were the only one at fault
Playing it too safe?
Parents banned from sports days, children prevented from flying kites, three-legged races outlawed. Health and safety gone mad, or media hysteria, asks Emine Saner
Tobacco firm in tennis sponsorship row
Swiss tournament takes money from Davidoff