Rethink's Schizophrenia Commission shows how a technocratic system is letting patients down.

A response to Rachel Cusk's New Statesman article "The anorexic statement".

Samira Shackle interviews Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, one of the directors of the Oscar-winning documentary "Saving Face".

Ed Smith's "Left Field" column.

Women are underrepresented on the airwaves. Broadcasters say they can’t find female experts. The founders of "The Women's Room", a new index of female talking heads, say they're just not looking hard enough.

Songs of Innocence - review.

Sophie Elmhirst has coffee with the last tycoon.

Trust me, notice me, feed me: every female body conveys a message. So, when a woman starves herself, what is she saying?

There are many, many reasons why the "pink ribbon" campaign isn't always a force for good.

The writer and former England rugby international Brian Moore says he isn’t at all surprised the DJ’s victims didn’t speak up earlier. As long as victims live in fear of not being listened to, they won’t talk.

You don’t need an MA in Gender Studies to engage with feminist ideas, just an open mind and a willingness to learn.

The disappearance of a teenager in a small Devonian town still raises questions nearly a decade later, writes Alan White.

A response to the reaction to my most recent column.