Natalie Gil

The New York Times got more than it bargained for on Thursday morning when it posted a Twitter callout to Londoners. “Have you experienced a petty cr

If you're struggling to get your head around Brexit and what today's vote of no confidence in Theresa May means, you're in good company. On

With the average age of first-time motherhood on the rise in many countries (in the UK it's currently 28.7 years old), companies are dreaming up incre

London rents have been dizzyingly high for years now, with young people quitting the capital in droves and migrating north (and to nearby commuter towns) f

The poor treatment of refugees and immigrants in the UK is no secret – Syrian refugee children are being brutally bullied at school, while anti-immigrant

There's no shortage of products and substances that women are encouraged to use to 'improve' their genitals – from essential oils to skin

“Girls get friend-zoned too. [The] only difference is the guy will still sleep with you.” That tweet hit a raw nerve last month. But the claim,

Last week we saw consumerism reach pre-Christmas fever pitch on Black Friday. A week later, in stark contrast and with a great deal less fanfare, comes wha

The number of deaths from violent crime in London is climbing day by day, in an alarming trend that could take a generation to solve, Mayor Sadiq Khan warn

A midwife has made an early Christmas appeal, begging people to stop having sex at Christmas because it leads to a spike in babies born in September. Mhair

There are more than 300,000 people in Britain officially recorded as homeless or living in inadequate housing, and it's everyone's responsibly to help them

Each year on 25th November, the UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, we're encouraged to take stock of the physi

When a defence barrister cited the 17-year-old complainant's thong during a recent rape trial (in which a man was acquitted), it sparked worldwide out

Trust is the cornerstone of any grown-up relationship. When entering into one that’s even semi-serious it’s natural to have some basic expectat

It's happened to the best of us. You're innocently perusing the options on your dating app of choice, when you spot a friend, colleague or, worse

Over 600,000 people in the UK are affected by epilepsy, a neurological condition in which sudden bursts of intense electrical activity lead to seizures. Th

The latest instalment in Louis Theroux's new documentary miniseries aired on BBC Two on Sunday night and it was an intense, emotionally charged watch

Update: Irish women are posting photos of their underwear on Twitter, in response to a court case in County Cork which has provoked a huge reaction online.