Janice Turner

Plans to decriminalise abortion could lead to women ending their own full-term pregnancies and reignite culture wars

In years to come, chemically freezing the sexual development of troubled children will become a topic of gruesome fascination, like lobotomies in the 20th century

Horrific remarks by Frank Hester don’t alter the fact this once charming, unifying figure became intractably hard left

Poll shows most people believe the hectoring tone and arcane language of the inclusivity brigade has gone too far

Coldplay, U2, Rizzle Kicks … some bands are quietly loved by millions because everyone else says they’re naff. Caitlin Moran, Janice Turner and others on their guilty pleasures

The waitress at Tatiana thrust vodka upon us. “For the cold,” she said. My friend, about to plunge into the icy sea off Brighton Beach, tipped a shot into her tea. I was here to watch Wall Street

How often do you say “I love you”? I don’t just mean to your designated beloved but to, say, your children, mother, friends, colleagues, virtual strangers. I overhear it everywhere: “I love you” as

‘How much cash do you have?” my husband asked as we headed out for dinner, and I replied by holding apart my thumb and forefinger half an inch. In Argentina, 1,000 pesos — the highest banknote widely

It seems clear that the chest infection that floored me for a whole month was whooping cough. The epidemic is surging through London: many people I know have been out of action for weeks, and we all

Protests are easy to ridicule but as bombs pound cornered civilians, idealistic youth has a role as society’s conscience