How to Respond to Friends' Self-Criticism on Looks and Weight
Learn how to navigate conversations when friends complain about their bodies, with advice on avoiding shallow compliments and challenging beauty standards.
Learn how to navigate conversations when friends complain about their bodies, with advice on avoiding shallow compliments and challenging beauty standards.
Three UK galleries collaborate on 'Making Her Mark', featuring Tracey Emin, Barbara Hepworth, and others, to address gender inequality in art collections.
A poll of 2,000 women reveals the 'sisterhood code': unspoken signs like the 'Are you okay?' check-in, sharing essentials, and warning of wardrobe malfunctions.
A female-created YouTube series, Smatouha Minni, uses satire to confront misogynistic attitudes and red-pill ideologies gaining traction in the Arab world.
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RecommendedTaj Ali argues that the shift of British Muslim voters from Labour to Greens and independents reflects democratic engagement, not fraud or clan politics.
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Country diary: Peregrine falcons in Stevenage hunt pigeons and waterbirds, with evidence of 46 prey species found beneath their tower perch.
Viktor Nordenskiöld's documentary follows Ukraine's deputy minister Olha Stefanishyna as she negotiates EU accession amid war, but lacks critical rigor.
Abbi Warden's sister-in-law breastfed her baby after surgery, strengthening their bond and highlighting the power of women supporting each other.
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RecommendedLondon hosted the first Arab Women Week from April 14-18, 2026, celebrating female leadership with over 700 delegates, royals, and diplomats.
Lily Phillips, who slept with 101 men in a day, proves critics wrong by finding love. She is now in a monogamous relationship with Sammy, who supports her sex work.
Elke Bachler challenges gendered interpretations in archaeology, arguing that a child depicted in ancient art could be a girl, not a boy, reflecting male-dominated biases.
Letters demand Labour's £1.5bn arts fund reach the North, not just London. Call for parity in cultural investment for neglected regions.
Adjoa Andoh discusses her Folger Shakespeare Library residency, Bridgerton's impact on casting, and the importance of diversity in the arts.
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RecommendedCaroline, a French immigrant, and Marcus, a Restore Britain voter, discuss flags, Brexit, and immigration over dinner in Plymouth, finding unexpected civility.
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Readers respond to an article suggesting age limits at festivals like Coachella, arguing that music and joy have no age restrictions. They cite examples like Iggy Pop and studies on wellbeing.
Indigenous elders booed at Anzac Day dawn services for second year. Marcia Langton condemns the disrespect, calling for bans and police action against disruptors.
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RecommendedThis week's top reads include an investigation into toddler skincare videos on TikTok, a profile of Indian gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, and the rewilding of Chornobyl's exclusion zone.
Peter Mandelson and Roy Keane exemplify the strategic use of doorstep photos to convey defiance and normalcy amid controversy, a modern crisis management ritual.
Abby, 25, and Charlie, 26, meet for a blind date in London. They discuss books, travel, and the moon landing, with a near-menu fire and no romantic spark.
Indigenous leaders condemn orchestrated booing of welcome to country speeches at Anzac Day services in Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth, calling it racist and disrespectful.
A White House photo celebrating a tennis achievement obscures an elite women's team, sparking debate about gender representation in sports media.
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RecommendedLondon's South Bank skatepark marks 50 years with a new exhibition. From accidental creation to cultural icon, the undercroft has shaped skateboarding and community.
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Discover why a tennis ball is the ultimate travel hack for avoiding stiffness and improving circulation on flights, plus other expert tips for a comfier journey.
Santander UK honors 50 top female executives at SW50 2026 event, featuring keynote speakers and leadership development with LSE.
Amid rising antisemitism and anti-Muslim bigotry, community and faith leaders in London unite for interfaith St George's Day events to promote unity and reclaim national symbols from extremists.
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