News of famous pregnancies and baby announcements gain audiences. That much is clear. But the media coverage of these celebrity pregnancies focuses more on cynical PR rather than praising the mothers.

Are the free pads in the Students’ Union toilets enough to save you when shark week arrives?

Dear readers, escape from your 21st century trauma to historical drama. With Jonathon Bailey in a wet shirt, it’s not a bad place to be

Rod Stewart: road maintenance worker today, girl boss icon always. Read how you too can feel by an unapologetic attitude and a pair of hot pants

Anna Nixon hilariously tells all on red and green flags when it comes to conversations about comedy in the current dating scene.

Some male authors are refusing to describe women in their novels – what does this mean for the future of representation?

Why is Sylvia Plath only now being recognised with a poetry festival?

As we move into the new Bake Off era is Paul Hollywood really the right man for the job?

Anna Nixon explains why it is the government’s responsibility to fund the NHS – not the public’s

Anna Nixon examines whether BBC 3’s move back onto terrestrial television is really worth it