"We do not value care work. People talk about the 'system being broken', but the system was never fixed in the first place. The career-care conundrum exists because the workplace is designed for you to work like you do not have a family, and raise a family like you don't work"

We could all sit back and watch in shock and horror at the global sexual objectification and commodification of this child 40-odd years ago, were so much of the sentiment that drove her stardom not still around in our air and culture today

'It's some trajectory, to go from no homeless families in 2012, to where we now find ourselves in 2023'

'Social media, where this extreme rhetoric so often begins and festers, is not a place that exactly incubates a sense of shared humanity'

Punching down on the far less powerful in our society, does nothing to hold those with actual legislative power to account

Twenty five years on, one can only wonder how the Good Friday Agreement would have worked out in today’s world of cyber arguments, where a flash-in-the-pan comment can rupture relations in an instant and further entrench opposing views

'Rights are rarely freely given, but instead requested, demanded and then fought for until finally won — and feminism, to which International Women's Day currently belongs, is often the vehicle'

“Our systems and society allowed this man and his views to flourish. Tate, therefore, could have been anyone”

'It's as if hate has become PC, the way in which to enact our free speech'

“There’s a sense that this country and its people are not necessarily behind, nor swayed by the Government's apparent financial prudence on this occasion“