Victoria Lambert

BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin is explaining the rules of menopause bingo.

There is one truth of which BBC journalist Caroline Wyatt will never be certain.

According to the NHS, 29 per cent of UK adults are now obese - up three per cent from 2016.

A quiet revolution is underway, with universities around the world looking beyond traditional curriculums to a new era of degrees that will reflect the changing pattern of employment.

By rights, Emily Travis shouldn’t be here, sitting across the table at Carluccios in south Kensington looking fresh-faced and smiling.

Is the health gap stopping people from getting the care they need later in life?

With no opening of big screens in sight, our writer created the next best thing in her garden. Here’s how she did it

Not only would alternating weeks be difficult for children, but also it would be a nightmare for working parents - especially teachers

This tone-deaf advert is a reminder we are not automatons best suited to computing. Humans are at our best working in jobs we care about

Parents must celebrate normal classes while we can, but let’s not kid ourselves. What makes political sense today can be dropped tomorrow

What started as a refresher during pregnancy has become a regular part of Victoria Lambert’s routine. She shares her secrets

Education in Britain is in crisis and university students feel their voices are not being heard. Our panel of experts are on hand to help

Opening schools is just the start of the challenge; how will the Government support children to catch up on lost learning?

Parents are grateful that schools will be re-opened properly but there are some serious questions that now need answering

The success of students from Newham does not signify the end of independent schools. It may already have triggered a new Ivy League focus

Sneak in some fitness training on your daily walk and you’ll soon see the benefits, writes Victoria Lambert

After Agi Heale had a panic attack, she set about understanding its cause – and was surprised to learn just how many of us suffer

It might seem like an impossible task - but small changes can have a big difference

The broadcaster on tackling the menopause and how she has finally overcome a lifelong case of Imposter Syndrome

The King has taken over the most senior posts from the late Queen, but who else has found a new position?