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Turning round insurance market’s financial performance will take 2 to 3 years, says John Neal
Educationalists are trying to make the subject less gender-biased but cultural traditions are harder to change
A new book unpicks the bias in business culture that leads us to think harshly of women
Single-sex education was the norm when Enid Blyton was writing and it has lessons for us today
Kingdom plans change to guardianship rule as scrutiny intensifies over social curbs
Women being promoted to senior executive positions for symbolic purposes, says report
Region has lagged behind rest of the UK on social issues
Female employees running the race to adapt will do so with an extra weight tied around their ankles
Row illustrates how even benign sporting traditions have become politicised
The question of women judges shines a spotlight on the political will to reach gender equality
The tournament was predicted to be a turning point, but there is still a way to go
Despite decriminalisation and recognition of same-sex marriage, violence and discrimination persist
Why we must act quickly to help women with no voice, no power and no laws to protect them
The secret life of a film critic. Plus: unpacking the changing role of the housewife
#KuToo movement comes as women battle cultural expectations in the office
Media companies threaten to boycott states such as Georgia over restrictions
Political leaders have long been subject to society’s obsession with female self-doubt
It was a relic of a patriarchal age – but these men shared a window of time that no longer exists
New abortion laws jeopardise hard-won liberties and social peace
Alyssa Milano’s initiative is laudable but no substitute for real political action
My fiancée and I tracked the time we spent on chores. Here’s what we learnt
Only nine lead audit partners for FTSE 100 companies are women and almost all appear white
The untold stories of women who fought their way to the top in a surprisingly unenlightened world
Women are tracking their periods to boost wellbeing — and workplace productivity
The middle-distance runner is being punished for having an extraordinary physiology
