Janice Turner is a columnist at The Times. With a background in editing women’s magazines and extensive experience as a feature writer, she focuses on themes related to culture and society, architecture and planning, as well as arts and entertainment. Janice's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, Global Pensions Magazine, and TMZ.
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First Hannah Spencer, now Reform’s candidate for Makerfield — is the age of the plumber upon us?
The guidance on single-sex space is clear, so let’s stop putting men in women’s prisons and women on men’s wards
She was the outspoken academic who outraged feminists and attacked Madonna and Sinéad O’Connor. Now Camille Paglia’s book Sexual Personae is being reissued
These normally irrelevant councillors must be relishing their power — but who is going to sort out my local swimming pool?
The tropical weather is here to stay, so let’s adapt our working hours, hospitals and homes. Ceiling fans would be a start
Marjane Satrapi, who endured the Islamic revolution and lived in exile for most of her life, had recently lost her husband of 31 years
It is baffling we do not intern undocumented and often brutalised young men arriving from countries racked by violence
It claims to ‘dismantle stigma’, when really it’s propagating a brand-new anxiety to sell lavatory roll
Out with the scarlet dye and in with the toned-down, sensible auburn; it’s clear Louise Haigh is touting for a senior cabinet role
The latest maternity scandal is a saga of cruelty, negligence and lack of accountability — it’s becoming all too familiar
