“One of the most impressive, most heartbreaking films”: viewers react to BBC’s Floodlights
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The murder of Sarah Everard by police officer Wayne Couzens shone a spotlight on police vetting procedures.
The Netflix series has been accused of romanticising male toxicity, but let’s face facts: TV and filmmakers have been guilty of that for a very long time.
Ronia Fraser – now a leading trauma recovery coach – lost all sense of reality when her narcissistic partner began to manipulate and control her.
“It starts with tiny things,” she says.
The amendments to the domestic abuse bill will also include the criminalisation of non-fatal strangulation.
The singer spoke to Louis Theroux on his podcast.
A young mum tells the story of her struggle to create a home for herself and her daughter in time for Christmas.
The Trials Of Oscar Pistorius hasn’t just failed Steenkamp: it has failed all victims of femicide and gender-based abuse.
For a new televised social experiment, journalist Ellie Flynn brings together a group of young people to see if they understand what coercive control means.
Economic abuse is happening all around us in the UK but many victims are frightened to speak. Here a young woman explains how her abuser took over her finances.
The actor spoke bravely and candidly to Lauren Laverne.
As Honour, the drama about the murder of Banaz Mahmod, arrives on ITV, Stylist speaks to her sister Payzee
“Do yourself a favour; don’t think about ending things, just do it.”
A survey reveals that the fittest female athletes on the planet are self-conscious about their body. This is a problem.
Betty is supposed to be the villain of Dirty John season 2, so why do so many viewers feel sorry for her?
From co-dependency to gaslighting, these horror films are guaranteed to get under the skin of anyone who’s ever endured a bad relationship.
Jess Phillips has underlined the big problem with the tabloids’ coverage of the Johnny Depp libel trial.
A new version of the domestic abuse bill is now making its way through parliament. But what will it really mean for women?
And, in doing so, gives us 2.1 million more reasons to respect her.
“Such abuse forces women out of jobs and causes girls to skip school…”