My airport nightmare shows exactly why mums struggle to breastfeed

Heathrow’s lack of facilities is symptomatic of the complete lack of thought given to breastfeeding mothers in the UK, writes freelance journalist Sophie McBain

Black Men Walking: a hilly hike through 500 years of black British history

A new play by the rapper Testament was inspired by a walking group from Yorkshire. Our writer steps out with them on a trek across the wild, windswept moors

Health fears over boys as young as 13 using steroids for ‘good looks’

Children’s commissioners call for schools to tackle views of body image distorted by social media

‘I think I’ll be on a dose for ever’: steroid users on the quest for perfection

The archetype of an IPED user is changing. We speak to the new breed seeking the body beautiful

The Guardian view on a caring capitalism: healing an unhappy society

Editorial: It is time to base the economy on a more rounded view of human nature than that one that just considers individuals as selfish calculators of utility

Alys Cole-King: ‘Suicide is a tragedy – particularly when it is a doctor or nurse’

Suicide prevention expert Alys Cole-King wants distressed NHS colleagues to seek support themselves during the winter crisis

Travel insurance: make sure you have proper cover, or face a hefty bill

Foreign Office highlights cases such as an £80,000 bill for a broken hip to encourage holidaymakers to take out policies

Dentists warn of child tooth decay crisis as extractions hit new high

NHS surgeons removed multiple teeth from under-18s in England a record 42,911 times in 2016-17, figures show

Drama out of crisis: how theatre and improv teach lessons in sexual consent

Exploring consent issues through interactive drama and comedy can effect lasting change, whether tackling violence against sex workers in Africa, sex education in South America or abuse in UK schools

My cancer operation was cancelled and I can’t sleep at night. Jeremy Hunt, how can you?

Why won’t Jeremy Hunt fight to get the NHS the funding it so desperately needs, asks Carly O’Neill