Politics Does David Cameron’s festival gaffe prove the Tories can't compete with Corbyn?
It’s a painful reminder to Tories that Corbynites are now making fools of them, and that the process didn't start with Theresa May, says Gaby Hinsliff
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Opinion Sexual assault on the way home: ‘Am I making a fuss?
Reports of sexual offences on trains have doubled in the last five years. Alexandra Heminsley, who was assaulted while travelling on a busy train, tells her story
Politics It took seven hours for New Zealand’s new Labour leader to be quizzed about her plans to have children
Jacinda Ardern is having none of it
Politics What’s really behind women’s imposter syndrome? Straightforward bias
Why would a woman like Angela Rayner consider herself under-qualified, asks Gaby Hinsliff. Could it be because the media tells her she is?
Politics The stakes are too high for elected officials to be flirting with fame
Justin Trudeau is on the cover of Rolling Stone and Emmanuel Macron had a meeting with Rihanna. Now is the time for workhorses, not showhorses
Politics Belittling women without children to promote a racist agenda is vile
The leader of the far right AfD party in German has clearly been taking lessons from Andrea Leadsom
Politics Jacob Rees-Mogg is a new favourite for Tory leader. How did we get here?
He is famously disinclined towards nappy-changing but voters see him as authentic. When did we stop caring about relevant experience, asks Gaby Hinsliff
Politics Abuse isn't just trying to silence women. It's distracting from issues and ideas
Online abuse seems to be overshadowing politics. And that's good for no one, says Marisa Bate
Politics Scotland becomes the first nation to give free access to sanitary products
The move represents a few small steps in the uphill climb towards eradicating period poverty
Politics Angela Rayner’s accent is not up for scrutiny
Pick on flawed policies by all means, says Gaby Hinsliff – but to pick on the way a female MP sounds or looks is definitively stupid
