Stephen Whittle says yes, John Milbank says no

The series' creator called for a woman thirty years ago. So why are some viewers still opposed to the idea?

Ensuring that women can rise to the top—including within the Labour Party

Far fewer articles are written about women's sport, with editors saying they get less interest. But there is something we can do

Sarah Blaffer Hrdy and Patricia Gowaty were pioneers. Yet their work is still contentious—and their contribution all too often ignored

A majority of women think it's 'inappropriate' to dine alone with a man. Given what we know about workplace harassment, can we really blame them?

With the success of her new film Wonder Woman, Patty Jenkins looks to have triple-kicked through the Hollywood’s glass ceiling. But are things really getting better for women who direct films, or does the industry still have a stubborn sexism…

Under cover laws

An off-the-cuff remark has led to a political movement

“I would create a bonfire of every patriarchal law”

This week, women around the world will protest the devaluation of their labour

It is a programme for women disillusioned with the slick image sold to them by "Sex and the City"