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A bold campaign has been hailed for tackling menstruation taboos, endometriosis, infertility and miscarriage

Ever pressed ‘send’ only to realise you’ve sent an email to the wrong person? Or fired off a ranty text after a few wines that you'll regret the next morning? At least you're not alone, read on...

Cosy up to cult classics at these beautiful open-air and drive-in cinemas. Summertime sadness? I barely know her!

With only her flatulent sausage dog for lockdown company, presenter and performer Anneka Harry was totally ready for pubs and partying in a pandemic. Or at least she thought so...

For far too long, we have been allowing plastic sanitary products to destroy our planet. Marie Claire is supporting a campaign to change that

The pandemic has made dating better than before, says Olivia Adams

I May Destroy You, Michaela Coel's extraordinary drama of the year, has triggered many to speak out about their traumatic experiences. Lizzy Dening asks survivors what they want you to know – and how to help

From Beyoncé to Adele, the BBC is broadcasting the best of Glastonbury over the weekend of the cancelled festival

Results from analyses of Google trends reveal that searches involving words such as 'loneliness', 'worry' and 'sadness' are also on the up in other countries

150 girls caught up in humanitarian crises around the world reveal what change they want to see

Here is everything you need to know about going for a smear test during the pandemic

This is how the coronavirus pandemic has affected mothers and pregnant women in lockdown

Black Lives Matter protests are still reverberating and now protesters in the US are on hunger strike seeking justice for Breonna Taylor, a woman killed at home by police in March. Marie Claire's Dami Abajingin asks why the killing of black women is rarely centre stage in narratives about police brutality and why #SayHerName matters

For the rest of the year and for good

Online events of remembrance and reflection for the Grenfell Tower tragedy will take place on June 14

My name is Zeena Moolla. Like you, I'm a part of your world, albeit my Word To The Mothers occupies a far less frequented space. I apologise for the unsolicited nature of this address, but I felt we needed to talk...

What to read when you want to educate your family about race and racism

Fleeing persecution in Nigeria, Yetunde James arrived in the UK with dreams of a new and safe life. But coronavirus has taken her friends, put her life in danger and her plans to build a bright future on hold

Following George Floyd's killing, Hanna Davis, a 28-year-old TV producer, says she's lived her life seeing black people treated with less value than white people