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The question dominating Indian politics: Is it worse when women swear?

The 35-day protest led by Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) in Delhi's Jantar Mantar ended on 25 July Recent footage of young women swearing during a protest in India has sparked an unusual debate: are exp

bbc.co.ukAugust 27, 2026

Dolly Parton was the one thing most Americans could agree on

The life of an iconic country singer Dolly Parton was a lot of things - a country musician, a philanthropist, an actress, a storyteller and a businesswoman. One thing she never was, however, was a po

bbc.co.ukAugust 26, 2026

'Virginity is a myth we've given too much power'

Hollie McNish says she has always found the concept of virginity "weird and kind of frightening" When the poet Hollie McNish lost her virginity at the age of 19, she stared at her face in the mirror

bbc.co.ukJuly 26, 2026

Two waste paper bins, one Olympic dream

Two waste paper bins, one Olympic dream "Big up the netballers. That sport is so difficult." - Stormzy, May 2026 Derived from basketball and developed by teenagers in late-Victorian England, netbal

bbc.co.ukJuly 23, 2026

Shahrnush Parsipur remembered, Fibroids, Grief and clothing, Olympian health

Radio 4,·09 Jul 2026,·56 mins Available for over a year Iranian writer, Shahrnush Parsipur, who spent her life documenting what it meant to be a woman living under repression in Iran, died this week

bbc.co.ukJuly 9, 2026

Anger over Epstein and Andrew fuels festival of 'female anarchy'

Dozens of leading female writers are uniting to stage an ambitious theatrical event in a financial office to express their "seismic rage" over the Epstein files and honour his victims. Titled All the

bbc.comJune 15, 2026