Technology and the children who use it won't wait for slow-moving child-protection services and police to catch up

A friend is not the one you turn to, but the person who turns to you

'It's a genie out of the bottle moment'

Ingenious hacks, shifty editors and attacks of Sudden Memory Loss Syndrome – Matthew Bell assesses the state of play at the Royal Courts of Justice

Sarah Morrison meets the people redefining love in the 21st century.

The singer talks about heartache, betrayal and bouncing back.

Should it be white, milk or plain? Can you make a melt-in-the-mouth pudding without using any?

Could more women on the board help Mothercare – and other ailing firms?

There are now more domestic workers in Britain than in Edwardian times

Hollywood star defends her hard-hitting and controversial story set during the 1990s Bosnian conflict

It's 20 minutes' drive from a 20,000-strong Native American reservation, which is now suing brewers and the town's off-licences

Choose Harry, then give the next English batch a chance

Forgotten man has his day in the sun

If Harry can't get England out of jail, we may as well throw away the key

He avoids Shakespeare at all costs, almost killed Judi Dench in his latest film, and only steps out in the sharpest jacket and tie...