Priti Patel: ‘My son sees what I put up with – I tell him to turn off the news’
In her most candid interview yet, Priti Patel talks about her deeply held British values and why she won’t back down to her detractors
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The Shadow Chancellor’s Gambit: how Rachel Reeves became Labour’s secret weapon
The opposition MP the Tories fear most, Reeves is her party’s great hope. She talks about Labour’s future and beating men at their own game
Four female MPs talking about sexual harassment on TV was a watershed moment for ‘Pestminster’
A raw and honest debate involving Caroline Nokes and Jess Phillips showed that #MeToo still hasn’t helped women in Parliament
She's been Vice President for a year – so where exactly has Kamala Harris gone?
Her appointment as Joe Biden's 'Veep' was hailed as a historic victory – and the making of a new political star. What happened?
Women want to be called women – why is that so hard to hear?
David Lammy's 'dinosaurs' outburst highlights how, when it comes to trans issues, MPs are now deaf to the concerns of female voters
Who is Lady Starmer? The reluctant political spouse who could be Sir Keir's secret weapon
The Labour leader's wife has rarely been seen in public – so what kind of 'First Lady' would she prove to be?
The making of 'am I bovvered' Angela Rayner
Is the unrepentant MP with the admirable backstory alienating the Red Wall voters her party so desperately needs to win back?
Does ‘vanity activism’ hurt more than it helps?
It's easier than ever to raise awareness, but as this week has shown like no other, the result is often less positive than people think
Meet the women trying to stop an entire generation of girls being left behind
As the consequences of Covid become clearer, the cost to the education of young women is one of the highest prices being paid
Parliament shouldn’t make women choose between being a good parent and a good MP
Having babies isn’t a problem, it’s a fact of life – so why doesn’t our political system follow the laws it sets for others?
How the G7 is putting Dr Jill Biden’s ‘soft power’ in the spotlight
Summits can present a delicate diplomatic mission for political spouses, but the First Lady is well versed in making her thoughts heard
Dear Prime Minister: please can we have our lives back now?
We are a resilient nation so the time has come to live with this virus, rather than hide from it, and give Freedom Day the green light
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Our obsession with BMI as a marker of obesity is outdated and should be scrapped
As the Women and Equalities Committee publishes its inquiry on body image, Caroline Nokes explains what needs to change
Mandu Reid on running for London Mayor: 'I feel like I could be cancelled at any moment'
As the first black leader of a UK political party and now running in the election, the WEP leader says she is living with 'fear pressure'
Prince Harry is dishonouring his grandparents at the worst possible time
Life in the UK was an 'unsurvivable situation'? Poor thing! The living hell of that £32 million wedding
It will take more than good intentions to help women thrive post-pandemic
As a new report sets out 20 recommendations for the Government to support women, its lead author explains what must happen next
My lockdown letters to trailblazing lesbian MP Maureen Colquohoun - who paved the way for me
The former leader of the Scottish Labour Party on her joy at having corresponded with the woman she admired, and who died this week aged 92
Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu: 'I have an allergic reaction to discrimination'
Fighting against racism is what Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu is most passionate about. She explains what can be done to drive real change
Would you want your child to spy on you for the police?
Each MP has a responsibility not to put children in harm's way but now they're being asked to do just that
We have 40 days to bring Nazanin home - the Government must not fail
In March, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe will have served her full 5 year sentence in Iran. But there are no guarantees she will be set free