Hilary Cass, who led youth gender identity services review, warns of ‘unrealistic images and expectations’
Tablets could make treatment more mainstream, with sector predicted to be worth $200bn by end of the decade
Reclaiming Labour’s internationalist heart could also stop disillusioned voters drifting towards Lib Dems and Greens
Diplomats in Havana are preparing for an alternative Trump tactic: the country being starved until people take to the streets and the US can step in
Trades Union Congress says women have worked a month and a half for free this year and legislation is needed
A familiar story is unfolding: of lofty aims undermined by meagre budgets, constant anonymous briefing – and a drive to remove families’ basic rights, says Guardian columnist John Harris
The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions ponders how to overcome fear and do what is needed
The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts
The US president has twisted the 1823 doctrine to suit his quest for domination. It originally had a very different vision for the Americas
Exclusive: Delay at Glascoed is latest setback for armed forces and for UK’s capacity to supply shells to Ukraine
Our world is not set up to honour the bond between pet and human, but we can reduce expectations of ourselves as we grieve
The American Indian Movement was established in Minneapolis more than 50 years ago in response to police brutality. After ICE agents flooded the city this winter, neighborhoods reprised citizen patrols
Jake Harvey says he has lasting trauma after trying to get help from the Australian government for critically ill father
Analysis also shows Victoria police are failing to collect data on ethnic appearance – to ensure racial profiling is not occurring – in about 20% of searches
I was frantic – I had to get the couch inside before my parents arrived. Out of desperation, I drove to a nearby gym