Pelican books take flight again
As the non-fiction Penguin imprint relaunches, Paul Laity tells the story of the blue‑spined books that inspired generations of self-improvers – and transformed the publishing world
There’s no financial, ethical or clinical justification for NHS charges
Jacky Davis: The health industrial complex has been eyeing up the NHS budget for years. Building the myth that it is 'outdated and unaffordable' is just the first step
Female genital mutilation law must be toughened, UK’s top police officers say
Acpo demands specific legal focus on parents who let their daughters suffer FGM as well as on 'cutters'
Food poverty now bigger public health concern than diet – expert claims
Panorama explores claims many turn to food banks due to being penalised when judged to have broken benefit conditions
Forget Westminster’s punch and judy: young people now get political online
Kajal Odedra: The web and social media have changed politics: young people – far from being disengaged – can now get real results
FGM campaigner Fahma Mohamed urges Gove to help end cycle of abuse
Bristol student to call on education secretary to write to schools setting out ways to combat female genital mutilation
Ending female genital mutilation: my hopes for my meeting with Gove
We need real progress from the education secretary – I hope he will want to be remembered for helping stop the cycle of abuse• Click here to sign the FGM petition to Michael Gove
End FGM: how to make a difference
Editorial: Every summer girls are taken abroad to be cut – in unhygienic conditions, without anaesthetic and certainly without consent
Sex and the Citadel by Shereen El Feki – review
A brave book from the former vice-chair of the UN's Global Commission on HIV and the Law about sexual rights in Arab society, writes Victoria Segal
Ban Ki-moon backs campaign to tackle FGM through education
UN secretary general praises Fahma Mohamed's campaign to enlist help of headteachers in ending female genital mutilation