Parents who allow female genital mutilation will be prosecuted
Cameron pledges tougher law as study reveals 137,000 girls and women in England and Wales have been mutilated
FGM child protection squads to target summer flights out of Britain
Guidance for police issued as airports and border crossings put on alert for girls at risk of being taken out of UK for cutting
Mood swings? It might be more than PMS…
Alice Roberts: The most commonly prescribed combined contraceptive pill has a potential side-effect that more women – and GPs – should know about
FGM and child marriage: grandmothers are part of the problem and the solution
Girls on their own can't change the norms that endanger them. Understand the role of the other women in a girl's life, says Fatimah Kelleher
Advising women with depression about having children isn’t babying them
Hannah Jane Parkinson: Doctors are being advised to speak to women with depression about
pregnancy risks. This is not intrusive – it's necessary guidance
Celebrating cellulite isn’t the route to happiness
Bella Mackie: The trend for women to embrace our physical ‘flaws’ such as hairy legs still buys into the idea that our bodies are up for scrutiny
Women are second-class citizens when pregnancy makes us potential criminals
Jessica Valenti: A world in which all women of child-bearing age are considered 'pre-pregnant' is the stuff of nightmares
Why should the British public care about FGM?
Ahead of the Girl Summit, campaign manager Colin Walker explains how to foster solidarity to end seemingly alien cultural practices
In and out of menopause: what do women over 50 want?
We're not young any more but not properly old either – is it any wonder women over 50 suffer from identity crisis? So what would a conference exploring internet safety, life changes and sex open up, asks Helen Walmsley-Johnson
KGoal: introducing the fitness tracker for your vagina
Wearable technology conquers the final frontier with KGoal, a device to help women the world over exercise their pelvic floor muscles better