Nell Frizzell

“It is never too early to talk to children, particularly your own children, about relationships, consent, feelings, love and bodies,” writes Nell Frizzell.

“If we truly want to wrench our young minds away from smartphones,” writes Nell Frizzell, “then we need to keep public space out of private hands.”

“Giuffre is right; we cannot rely on someone else to hold abusers to account,” writes Nell Frizzell.

With a lack of leisure centres, free activities for under-18s or support for parents, no wonder so many kids dread the summer holidays, writes Nell Frizzell.

Three weddings and a father: Nell Frizzell unpacks what to wear to express affection and cautious encouragement for a wedding-happy parent...

Nell Frizzell and Hollie Richardson Pick of the week A Family History of … Peterloo: Britain's Forgotten Massacre

The historian shares the astonishing story of a Peterloo massacre survivor. Plus, a delightfully wholesome new pod that is ‘Desert Island Discs … for words’

“Until British trains stop treating small children with less respect than a bike,” says Nell Frizzell, “then we’re never going to tempt people away from their personal petrol-powered engines.”

I’m one of many creatives turning to teaching mid-career, but that’s no bad thing. I’m thrilled by the prospect, says journalist and author Nell Frizzell

You know those dreams when you're back at school? And you're sitting at a desk reading a GCSE exam paper? Only you don't recognise anyone around you?