Tories urged not to betray working women by ditching employment bill
Fears flagship bill will be left out of Queen’s speech despite promise to fight sexual harassment and pregnancy discrimination
Menopausal women lack basic support, landmark survey finds
Around 80% say workplaces have no policies or help in place, and 45% avoid speaking to GP due to stigma
Not Going Quietly review – healthcare activist Ady Barkan takes ALS to congress
Documentary follows Barkan, who has motor neurone disease, as he campaigns for better public healthcare in the US
Lockdown lifestyles: how has Covid changed lives in the UK?
Nearly two years after the first lockdown was implemented, legal restrictions related to coronavirus are finally being lifted. Here we chart what has changed in people’s lives
Kitchen hacks, fitness tips and Irish Siri: 31 easy ways to make your life a little better
If you don’t have the energy for sweeping life changes, don’t worry. A few small tweaks can add up to a big difference
I am beset by poisonous comparisons. How can I stop wasting my time on them?
Try to covet what you already have, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon Smith, instead of feeling shame at what you lack
Want the perfect job? It’s £44k for a four-day week – but you have to go into the office
Short working hours, a brief commute and endless cups of tea are in, but working from home isn’t on the menu, according to a new survey
Stella Creasy on her lonely maternity cover battle: ‘Women should be able to have kids and do politics’
The Labour politician is used to fighting battles – but can she win her latest: convincing her colleagues to back proper maternity cover for fellow members?
Time millionaires: meet the people pursuing the pleasure of leisure
It is often a struggle just to stay afloat. But if you had enough money, would you pursue more of it – or should time now be our greatest aspiration?
Intimate data: can a person who tracks their steps, sleep and food ever truly be free?
Big tech now encourages us to monitor everything from our heart rate to our glucose levels via smartphones and watches. How much privacy have we lost to the promise of self improvement - and is it time to stop?