The Saturday interview: Nadine Dorries
Nadine Dorries says she is pro-choice, yet ever since she got into parliament she has tried to tighten the rules on abortion. Is she a true free spirit, or just rather confused, asks Zoe Williams
Abortion ‘poses few risks’ to health says NHS website
Pro-choice campaigners claim myths are circulated that amount to misinformation or do not accurately reflect research
Abortion: pregnancy counselling centres found wanting
Evidence of poor practice and factually incorrect advice discovered following undercover investigation
Why I’m marching at a pro-choice rally
Diane Abbott: Every abortion is a tragedy, but limiting women's right to choose does nothing to address the causes of teenage pregnancy
Why the media hate assisted motherhood
Dea Birkett: Tabloid stories attacking women who want IVF are just a screen for bigotry against unconventional families
The view from a broad
We have a responsibility to sort out our ridiculous relationship with food and with our bodies
Want a bikini body?
Good luck. The quest costs a fortune and takes months. Eva Wiseman investigates the pain, products and pampering behind the annual ordeal
Why won’t the pope let women protect themselves from HIV?
Nancy Goldstein: As the UN reviews its HIV/Aids strategy, papal representatives are putting doctrine before African women's health
Softly, softly is working for the anti-abortionists
Clare Murphy: Thanks to new stealth tactics, anti-abortionists are having an undue influence on policy
Labour opposes voice for anti-abortion group on sexual health forum
Yvette Cooper says appointment of Life organisation to panel raises question over ministers' continuing support for abortion