The big beauty contest

For the contestants at Burger Queen, fat is still a feminist issue

One year on, why I want young people to learn from my daughter’s death

Vicky Unwin, whose daughter died after taking ketamine, is helping to launch a petition calling for compulsory drug education

Tanya Gold: Smoking and alcohol dangers are known and regulated for. So why are the risks posed by junk food not taken seriously?

Muriel Gray: In Westminster, the task of doing things to make us all more contented before the survey completes is looking Herculean

Experts believe cost will be far less than possible costs of treating someone in hospital for Aids

Government says it will provide free care for 40,000 women fitted with PIP implants but plans to recover costs from clinics

John Van Reenen: The reforms ignore the complexity of commissioning and try to do too much too fast. Critics should forget about competition

PIP breast implant scare sees GPs refer thousands after private clinics that used product fail to help or close, figures show

Rheagan Hendry, whose mother died after botched surgery, launches e-petition calling for government to review regulations

Suzanne Moore: The happiness agenda is just a way of making huge social problems seem personal