Bedtime social media use may be harming UK teenagers, study says
Exclusive: a fifth of 13- to 15-year-olds ‘spend five hours or more a day on social media’
Goop has a Netflix deal – this is a dangerous win for pseudoscience
The brand that championed coffee colonics and jade vagina eggs is coming to our TV screens. Is there no escaping Gwyneth Paltrow’s woo?
Jeremy Hardy: a ferocious talent who radicalised radio comedy
Provocative and political, the stand-up – who has died aged 57 – shook up Radio 4 at a time when it was in danger of resembling a Rotary Club quiz night
If you want children to eat vegetables, don’t tell them they’re evil
The TV ad campaign that casts veggies as villains may be fun, but there are better ways to encourage kids to eat healthily
Drinking your own urine? There’s a Facebook group for that. Two, even
Urine therapy enthusiasts claim that drinking your own pee is a panacea – not an inexcusably filthy way to start the day, as everyone else thinks
Seeking inner peace in a violent, unequal world is not a selfish act
That is, so long as you don’t ignore the outside world, like the Twitter CEO who blithely tweeted from a meditation retreat in Myanmar, says Holly Rigby, a teacher and union activist
Gemma Arterton and Keira Knightley write hardhitting pieces for feminist collection
Arterton reimagines her Bond girl role for the #MeToo era, while Knightley writes frankly about the experience of motherhood
‘The people’s yogi’: how Adriene Mishler became a YouTube phenomenon
With 4 million subscribers and hundreds of thousands more watching free weekly videos, Yoga with Adriene is a social media sensation. What makes her fans so devoted?
Average Briton spends 26 days a year watching on-demand TV
Adults spend eight times longer watching Netflix and iPlayer than exercising, survey reveals
Mumsnet forums are a guilty pleasure, but there are truths, too
Married sex, the limits of hygiene, mothers’ fears and neuroses, the private names they have for genitals – there’s magic in among the horror