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Reeva Steenkamp - let's not forget the person we really need to remember today

Reeva Steenkamp - why was she forgotten?

One of the cross-stitch works created by Elana Adler

'I could feast on you': Artists turns catcalls into needlework

American artist Elana Adler has turned men's unsolicited sexual comments towards her into a collection of cross-stitch embroidery pieces to show the 'complex emotions' behind being heckled

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Revenge porn victim: 'My ex-boyfriend told the world I was a 'slut'. I started to believe it...'

How it feels to have your explicit photos put online

We dads are right to be more protective of our daughters

Even the most progessive fathers feel overly protective of their daughters. Ian Douglas, dad to a little girl and boy, explains why this is more the case than ever

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Designer vaginas: Why young women are searching for porn star perfection

Designer vaginas: Young women opt for porn perfection

Wimbledon 2012: Williams sisters celebrate their own high fives after singles and doubles triumphs

Calling the Williams sisters 'scary' isn't just sexist

Shamil Tarpishchev, the Russian Tennis Federation president has criticised Serena Williams' appearance, likening her to being a man, and called her scary too. Reni Eddo-Lodge explains why this is classic sexism meets classic racism, head-on

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You really need these poems in your life

Poems to live your life by

Amal Alamuddin: British lawyer propelled into Hollywood high society George Clooney and his fiancee Amal Alamuddin arrive in Venice, Italy

Success doesn't mean getting married

Amal Alamuddin has been named the most 'influential' female Londoner based - so we're told - solely on her work and not her husband. A sceptical Josephine Fairley wonders how long it will be before we stop equating marriage with female success

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Why Britain's women are allowed to sexually objectify men

'Mrs Clegg' is just what politics needs

Listening to Miriam González Durántez talk sense is like putting the world to rights with your best friend

Glamorous? This disturbing photoshoot shows why even top models can't say no

These disturbing photos show why even top models can't refuse

We haven't cracked egg freezing. Not even close

Only 20 babies have been born as result of frozen eggs in the UK. Dr Irene Gafson explains her her concerns about women who put their fertility on ice

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Family»

Oi George Osborne - what about mums who don't want to work?

Britain's jobs rich recovery isn't helping the Chancellor's coffers

George Osborne's ambitions to get more mothers back into work miss the whole point, says a bemused Sophy Ridge

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X Factor over evidence: the failure of early years education

As free nursery places for three year olds fail to deliver lasting educational benefits, Dr Jo Blanden argues we need to see a sensible approach to early years policy

We dads are right to be more protective of our daughters

Even the most progessive fathers feel overly protective of their daughters. Ian Douglas, dad to a little girl and boy, explains why this is more the case than ever

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