Sophie Wilkinson

When less than half of us feel safe holding our partner’s hand in public, true equality is still out of reach, says the journalist Sophie Wilkinson

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We break down her voting history and comments on abortion rights, image-based abuse and more.

“Just like its not for us to sneer at Americans’ choices, it’s not for us to co-opt the consequences,” says Sophie Wilkinson.

“State-sanctioned forced birth and reproductive servitude may be a tragic reality, but the battle is never lost.”

Danielle Carr-Gomm was a Type 1 diabetic and needed daily insulin injections. But she was scared of needles, so sought other therapies.

As people grow increasingly frustrated by the NHS, many are turning to alternative medicines. But at what cost?

A better world is possible.

Mindless scrolling does have its advantages, one writer insists.

As late as the 1990s, the law sided with fathers over custody on the basis of a woman’s sexuality. I detailed the scandal for Radio 4, and was shocked at the cruelty involved, says journalist Sophie Wilkinson