‘I had no idea how touching it would be’: how a fishing show put men’s health in focus
Mortimer and Whitehouse: Gone Fishing began as one friend helping another and has gone on to explore issues many older men might find hard to discuss
Jenni Murray to quit BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour
‘It’s time to move on,’ says broadcaster after 33 years presenting the show
UK set to bring in strict new junk food rules including pre-9pm ad ban
Measures expected to go beyond curbs on advertising to include in-store restriction
Nicole Kidman and Idris Elba lead HBO series to help people sleep
A World of Calm will offer soothing images and tranqil narration to combat ‘stress and chaos’ of the world
Tobacco firm funded attack on council quit-smoking services
Exclusive: PR company failed to tell local newspapers it was working for British American Tobacco
Jenni Murray: ‘I hate the diet industry. It’s caused me misery’
The Woman’s Hour presenter has written a book about her lifelong struggle with her weight. She discusses fat-shaming, body positivity and what happened when she had bariatric surgery
‘People think I bathe in asses’ milk’: how Towie’s Gemma Collins became a podcast hit
She went from selling cars to starring on reality TV – and now fronts a smash-hit podcast. But 10 years in the tabloid line of fire hasn’t been easy
Confessions of an accidental influencer
When Bella Mackie began posting about her struggles with anxiety, she unexpectedly found herself becoming an influencer. But what did sharing her private fears teach her?
He made a fortune from his trademarked Bikram yoga, but now his empire is in tatters
A new documentary chronicles Bikram Choudhury’s downfall after allegations of rape and sexual assault
Foetus 18 Weeks: the greatest photograph of the 20th century?
In the 1950s, photojournalist Lennart Nilsson set out to capture the earliest stages of existence. His foetus images seized the public imagination – and sparked a controversy that has raged ever since