The Inuit don’t shout at their children – so why do we?

The western idea that rage is an emotion that needs to be set free is not universally shared

Insults, projectiles, well-intentioned fat-shaming: the perils of being a plus-size runner

It is hard enough to exercise when you are overweight, so why do people feel the need to add their judgment to the workload?

What purpose does anger serve? Are men angrier than women? Can it affect our mental wellbeing? Science is beginning to uncover some of the answers

There is no quick fix to anger issues, but working through them can be a journey that sheds light on who we are and how we perceive the world

Infuriated by queue jumpers? In a rage about gridlocked roads? Answer these questions to see if your temper needs taming

In a world in which populists whip up anger that spreads on social media, it’s easy to conclude we have never been more furious

I’ve encountered sexism, but it’s an amazing job and an honour to support women giving birth

As he tackles one of his most harrowing subjects yet, the documentary-maker talks about parenting, psychosis – and his secret beard

The four-time Olympic champion didn’t know if he would ever recover from his stroke. Eight months later, he warns: it could happen to anyone