The behavioural science concept of ‘extinction bursts’ might be useful for the Trans+ community

93 MPs have signed a motion calling for the EHRC Code of Practice to be disapproved - what could happen next to stop it from being approved?

And more importantly, should it?

Novartis has settled a lawsuit by the estate of Henrietta Lacks that alleged the pharmaceutical giant unjustly profited off her cells, which were taken from her tumor without her knowledge in 1951 and...

A NEW party logo proposed by the UK Independence Party (Ukip) has been slammed for being strikingly similar to a Nazi symbol.

Biological sex is usually described in simple binary terms: male or female. This works well for germ cells (sperm versus eggs), but for other body organs it is of little help.

Two hours of music and stimulating conversation from a faith and ethical perspective.

Come and hear me read as part of Queer Breakfast Club – Grangemouth's first ever pride celebration, Proud Corners! The event is free but you are welcome to give a donation on the day. QBC is a fantastic local group that, despite only having started in January, is up for two awards: organisation of the year in the CVS Falkirk and District volunteering awards and the charity/group initiative award in this year's Proud Scotland Awards, alongside far more established and better-known groups!

I invite to unlock the door to The Interpreter's House no. 83. In one corner of this mansion, you will find two short poems of mine, "Of the Wounds" and "The Changes". I have a particular affection for these two wee pieces. They do something I really needed them to do at the time I wrote them and still need to them to do.

A poem by Amy Jo Philip

YouTube video by I Am Loud Productions

Two publications in two days! That must be a record for me, though I'm not sure my record keeping is stringent enough to confirm or contradict that. Still, it's a great way end one month and begin another as, following yesterday's publication in Bad Lilies, my poem “Everything is running out at once:” is published today in…

The Charles Causley Trust keeps alive the memory of the late Charles Causley and aims to raise the profile and...

“Knackered, Babes”, a poem in four sections, was been published yesterday in issue 20 of the excellent Bad Lilies, edited by Kathryn Gray and Andrew Neilson. This piece is full of allusions and references to, and puns on, 80s and 90s music, hymns, praise songs and liturgy, sci-fi, literture and politics, as well as the natural world near my home.