Megan Agnew

I read with increasing incredulity Kate Manne’s views on “fatphobia” (“The philosopher who insists we should embrace being fat”, News Review, last week). She pours scorn on the idea that obesity and

Society is obsessed with being skinny and weight-loss drugs. But one academic argues that health fears about obesity are ‘fatphobic’ and modern diets aren’t feasible

Sometimes Isaac Davidson, eight, takes a corner so quickly in his RGK Allstar sports chair that one of the wheels comes off the ground. “It’s so cool,” he said. “I don’t get scared.”Every Sunday for

Harris Academy Peckham Park looks like any other primary school. On an unremarkable south London residential street, it has a hall with wooden benches, classrooms with tiny chairs, papier-mâché Mona

Sean Dollwet is a new type of author — and he is rich. The 28-year-old claims to earn six figures a year, making him a millionaire. “I’ve published over 100 books,” he said. “And every single one has been ghostwritten.”Dollwet is part of an emerging group of internet entrepreneurs making money from

Out of the brutalist tower blocks of the Broadwater Farm estate in Tottenham, north London — the most notorious estate in the country, where crime rates are high, and poverty is rife — has emerged a new generation of rappers, writers and actors creating art about their lives.“When you come from arou

Her upbringing as a Jehovah’s Witness converted her to comedy. The Guilty Feminist podcaster talks about liberation and the power of free thinking

Matthew Carpenter has a drawer in his office at Baxter College, Kidderminster, jam-packed with more than 50 multicoloured, fruity, disposable vapes, all confiscated from his students.Teenagers have been hiding them up sleeves, in hoodies and puffing on them in the toilets, as they cannot be detected

It is difficult to find a plant-based lover. “Most vegans wouldn’t date a meat-eater,” said Lewis Foster, who has been vegan since 2011.

Katie Waissel used to spend Saturday nights performing for 14 million people. In 2010 she was a contestant on the most-watched season of The X Factor, singing

Amber Heard has her own British support network — and while they may be unable to compete with Johnny Depp in numbers, they certainly can on skill, with expertise in criminal law, psychology and advocacy for abuse victims

Andrew Tate, self-proclaimed “trillionaire”, self-proclaimed “misogynist” and the most ubiquitous man on the internet, always said this would happen.“First they

Readers have raised more than £1.25 million for The Times and Sunday Times Christmas Appeal, supporting the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), Magic Breakfast and Afghanaid.

Huge numbers of twentysomethings are heading off the apps and instead seeking love IRL. We find out why

The second season of The White Lotus, the murder mystery and darkly comic social satire, is an anxiety-inducing orgy of excess, cash, crumbling Sicilian beauty

Freeman Williams manages some of the world’s most elite athletes: computer gamers. He gets them out of bed in the morning — 11am if he’s lucky. He reminds them

The treatment of a one-legged dementia sufferer raises troubling questions about the places that look after the most vulnerable

Many of those who gathered at Balmoral last week, carrying bunches of purple heather tied with ribbon, standing so quietly you could hear the rushing of the ne

Val is not asking for much. Just a nice bloke a bit taller than her. “That’s it.” At 27, 5ft 11 and living in Dublin, she has tried all the apps (“been ghosted”

Welcome to BrewDog Waterloo, the biggest bar in Britain, a 27,500 sq ft playpen for overgrown millennial babies; an enormous man cave where the houseplants are