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With Saoirse Ronan’s Graham Norton mic drop moment about women’s safety, and a new TV show envisaging how women would live if men weren’t allowed between 7pm and 7am, Anna Hart looks at the things women wish they could do without thinking twice…

She’s known for her tough exterior, but those who know her tell Jane Preston this hides a thin and prickly skin, which makes her prone to political fallouts and spats with friends – even when they are trying to help her

There is a lot about life in Britain to be grateful about, says broadcaster and author Mihir Bose, but when Robert Jenrick tells Indians like me that we should show gratitude for being colonised, he might as well be asking us to gather in Westminster Hall to lick his boots

As the club finally confirmed Erik ten Hag’s replacement, our chief football writer, Miguel Delaney, hosted an exclusive Q&A session, covering everything from whether the move signals early success for INEOS to if the squad aligns with the new manager’s playing style

The former immigration minister and conservative-turned-rebel was once seen as a moderate, but has rapidly become a flag-bearer for the Tory right

Labour’s first Autumn Statement in 14 years has prompted a flurry of questions from readers about the potential impacts on their finances and the future direction of the party

In this exclusive Q&A session, The Independent’s political commentator Andrew Grice addresses key dynamics in the Tory leadership race, and what we can expect when Kemi Badenoch or Robert Jenrick takes the helm

…then I would have been spared the anguish of people intent on judging me and my decision, writes Amelia Loulli, who welcomes new safe space protections for women that are now in force

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When Bezos ordered The Washington Post to neither endorse Donald Trump nor Kamala Harris for the American presidency, he betrayed a great tradition of his newspaper, says Alan Rusbridger. And losing your bottle when it matters means losing readers too...