The first time I heard the word bias was in school, in Home Economics, a class where girls were taught how to cook and sew – and bias binding was not a tool of the patriarchy, but something you did with a sewing machine

Boris Johnson must be overjoyed that the spotlight on villainy has swerved dramatically eastwards.

...it’s so terribly hard being a prince. All these shameless peasants having the temerity to come after you...

Suzanne Harrington is not impressed with older people offering secrets of a happy marriage

One of the cruellest aspects of abuse – of anyone, at any age – is that it is the abused who take on the toxic load of shame, says Suzanne Harrington

Let Ashling Murphy's death galvanise us to legally protect women against male violence

Suzanne Harrington blames crippling rents on the fact that she is still performing the role of mummy to a household of young adults, when she should be happily entering her crone phase

For better or worse, we all have a voice — and a video link — now

We will always find a way of questioning whatever we’re doing and wondering if we’re doing it right

Millions of people in rich countries are offered a free vaccine and refused it, while in poorer countries, millions are desperate for it, and can’t get their hands on it.