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This is the exact lipstick that Kate Middleton always wears
Her wedding day was no exception
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These are Kate Middleton's favourite perfumes and they're all under £100
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"I'm a Black barrister working in a broken justice system"
Alexandra Wilson is a 26-year-old barrister speaking out about sexism, racism and class inequality at the very heart of the legal system. She shares her disturbing experiences, and why activism will make a difference.
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Feeling sad this week? Learn about the 5 steps of grief, plus how to avoid it consuming you
As the nation mourns Her Majesty The Queen.
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Billie Piper: "Modern love is really hard"
As her directorial debut, Rare Beasts, hits cinema screens to rave reviews, Billie Piper shares the process behind making it - and why she was determined not to paint women as victims or wallflowers.
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Pride events: 7 IRL and virtual celebrations to add to your calendar for 2021
Ready to celebrate?
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Why is everyone so obsessed with the Friends reunion?
The One Where They Get Back Together is streaming this Thursday, but why is everyone losing their minds over it?
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Coronavirus versus cold symptoms: How to know whether you've got COVID 19 or a common cold
This is important. Read guidance from the experts now.
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Kate Winslet: “Women know what women want”
She plays palaeontologist Mary Anning in the film everyone's talking about - here, Kate Winslet fills us in on the making of Ammonite (and yes, that sex scene...)
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‘If you’re using the #NotAllMen hashtag, you’re part of the problem’
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Caitlin Moran: 'The only argument you should be having in feminism is one with yourself'
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Catherine Mayer on women's rights: 'I see how much is to be done and how urgently'
Co-founder of the Women's Equality Party, Catherine Mayer, was married to influential musician Andy Gill until his death in Feb 2020. This International Women's Day, Mayer shares with affecting honesty how grief adds clarity to her life-affirming activism
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Tanya Burr shares her top 6 resources for educating yourself - and growing - this IWD
The theme of this International Women's Day is Choose to Change - let Tanya help you become a change-maker with her top resources.
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Catherine Bohart: 'I’m frightened of losing what I found in lockdown'
Award-winning writer and comedian Catherine Bohart shares what her own lockdown mental health journey helped her discover
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Munroe Bergdorf: 'Time's up on social media abuse'
Activist Munroe Bergdorf on why 2021 must be the year of lasting, impactful change online
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'As I ended my marriage, lockdown trapped me, the kids and a heartbroken husband together'
After a tumultuous year and weeks of rumours, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are officially filing for divorce. But what's it like splitting from your partner and still having to share a house. Natalie Simpson cries alone in the shower every day while her estranged husband and two small kids happily ignore the elephant in the room...
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How a year in lockdown changed beauty forever - by Ateh Jewel
Covid -19, BLM, and WFH has changed the world and transformed our perceptions of beauty, and its about time says our beauty columnist.
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Are you ready for mindful masturbation?
Kama promises to help you get off and connect with your body at the same time. Rosie Mullender investigates the app everyone's talking about...
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Coronavirus Vaccine: 'I recruited people to be deliberately infected with Covid-19'
The global race to find a Covid-19 vaccine took a leap forward with Pfizer and BioNTech claiming theirs 90% effective. As Marie Claire launches Women in Tech week, we caught up with Sophie Rose, the 22-year-old Stanford University graduate and co-founder of 1Day Sooner, a group advocating on behalf of COVID-19 challenge trial volunteers
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After the Candice Brathwaite TV show storm: 'Are we finally ready to talk about colourism?'
Ateh Jewel, Marie Claire's beauty columnist, talks about the Candice Brathwaite and Rochelle Humes docu debacle and why colourism - the preferential treatment of lighter-skinned individuals compared with darker-skinned Black people - must finally be acknowledged and action taken
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'I am an NHS doctor using self-care to prevent PTSD'
As Marie Claire launches Women in Tech Week to celebrate the trailblazing women making waves in STEM, we meet Anaesthetist Harriet Wilson to talk symptoms, NHS aftercare and the importance of self-care
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World Cancer Day: 'Black Women Rising empowers women like me navigating their cancer journey'
This World Cancer Day, we meet the remarkable Leanne Pero – a woman connecting and empowering BAME cancer patients, following a life-changing diagnosis of her own.
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10 questions we had watching Behind Her Eyes
Trust us, you'll be just as obsessed with the new Netflix thriller starring Simona Brown, Tom Bateman and Eve Hewson
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Cancer stole my mother’s scent
As we mark World Cancer Day on February 4, I'm paying tribute to my mum and the diagnosis that affected my relationship with her in an unimaginable way…
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Goodbye Topshop, thanks for the memories
Writer Marisa Bate mourns the end of an era as Topshop closes its doors
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A psychologist shares 11 key ways to protect your kids mental health this lockdown
It's Children's Mental Health Week and never has Dr Emma Hepburn's (aka @thepsychologymum) top tips for safeguarding their mental wellbeing been so important
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The reality of a missed miscarriage
Around 3% of pregnancies sadly end in missed or 'silent' miscarriages - here, one women shares her experience and what she learned from it
