Cambridge college threatens to evict students if a Covid-19 outbreak occurs

Trinity’s policy accused of being ‘extremely punitive’ and breaching official guidance

GP cash incentive linked to fall in UK abortion rates, study finds

Use of long-acting reversible contraceptives rose due to scheme encouraging targeted advice to women

Britain’s universities have been abandoned to fight Covid-19 alone

Outbreaks centred on campuses seem likely, and the government’s opaque guidelines are little help, says professor Glen O’Hara

Men, let me introduce you to the basics of contraception

As women struggle to get hold of the pill, male bleating over condom use has rarely been less justified

Women in England struggling to access contraception as result of underfunding

Report calls for women to have access to progestogen-only contraceptive pills over counter

Covid risks making society more unequal than since early Victorian times

As life expectancy stalls and infant mortality rises, abolishing Public Health England will only make things worse, says public health expert Gabriel Scally

Sorry, gym bunnies, but men with dad bods just make better fathers

A new study shows what women really look for as ideal parent material

Scrap fines for school non-attendance in England, say psychiatrists

Experts say threat could lead to anxious pupils returning to class before they are ready

Covid and sex: charity issues guidance on reducing infection risk

Terrence Higgins Trust advocates face coverings and not using face-to-face positions

Can we rekindle the collective, caring spirit that emerged during lockdown?

Personal spending and individual choice have now displaced the keen awareness of our interdependence, says US writer Jennifer Schaffer