Latest articles by Hannah Thomas
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Martha Swift - 2012 Mentor
Martha Swift is co-founder of luxury cake shop The Primrose Bakery
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Women feel unsafe on London transport
28 per cent of women in London feel unsafe using public transport, even in the day
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Brits are 19 years behind on life plan
One in three British adults say the economy is holding them back from achieving their life goals
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Marie Claire gave me the confidence to self-publish
Beauty PR and children's book writer Sarahjane Funnell, 26, shares her hints and tips on self-publishing
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Visiting Olympic athletes told: 'Don't get married while you're here!'
Foreign athletes will be banned from marrying while in Britain for the Olympics over concerns the Games will be used to gain residency
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Teetotal days advised by Government
Drinkers will be advised to have teetotal days each week as the Government announces a review of alcohol guidelines
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A third of babies born now will live to 100
The total number of centenarians is expected to rise over the next few decades with women leading the way
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Keeley Hawes faces gym ban by husband
The husband of Upstairs Downstairs star Keeley Hawes has told the actress she is too muscly
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Online dating warning after woman was raped
Police have issued a warning to web daters after a woman was viciously beaten and raped by a man she met on the internet
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Prince of Wales celebrates success at star-studded ceremony
The Prince's Trust hosted a star-studded ceremony to celebrate the success and achievements of young people who have overcome a range of challenges from depression and abuse to homelessness.
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Outcry at suicide of girl forced to marry her rapist
Moroccans are demanding a change to Islamic criminal law following the suicide of a girl forced to marry her rapist
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Calls for a ban on cosmetic surgery ads
Plastic surgeons are joining women's rights activists to urge the government to crack down on cosmetic surgery advertising
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Annie Lennox leads fight for equality
Annie Lennox hosted a night of live music to step up the call for equality and celebrate International Women's Day
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Skin cancer pill available in Britain
A pill which doubles skin cancer survival rates will go on sale in Britain today
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International Women's Day
Today marks the 101st celebration of International Women's Day, but the plight of women around the world is far from over
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Too sexy? Agent Provocateur's racy kidnap ad
Agent Provocateur's latest advertisment has caused a media furore for depicting a kidnapping - see the images for yourself, here
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Women suffer as UK unemployment rate reaches highest since 1995
Female unemployment at its highest level for two decades
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Are you hiding behind your make-up?
Almost half of women admit to dislking their face without make-up
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'My mum inspired my career'
With celebrity clients and Gok Wan as his best friend, Hairdresser of the Year Jamie Stevens tells Marie Claire how his mum inspired his career
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Policy enables women to find out about partner's past
The Government are expected to introduce 'Clare's Law' to give women the right to ask police about their partner's history
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Women who suffer migranes are more prone to sexual problems
Migranes and tension headaches are associated with sexual pain and low desire, according to new research
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PC David Rathband found dead
The policeman blinded by crazed gunman Raoul Moat in 2010 has been found dead at his home in Northumberland
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Should doctors have the right to kill unwanted or disabled babies?
A controversial female Oxford academic claims doctors should have the right to kill unwanted or disabled infants at birth because they are not real people
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Would you propose to your partner?
New research suggests 40 per cent of British men would like their partner to propose to them
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Marie Claire helped me get published
With her first novel hitting bookshops on Thursday, we caught up with Marie Claire reader Emylia Hall to find out how she got published
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Paracetamol could dull a broken heart
Love hurts. But now scientists believe drugs taken to dull physical pain could help numb the pain of rejection too
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Government accused of blocking cancer drugs
Cancer specialists are attacking the government over suggestions that new cancer drugs are being blocked to save money
