‘Being a black manager is poisoned chalice’: Former Wimbledon coach Paul Mortimer attacks football’s decision makers
There are 92 managers striding up and down the sidelines, shouting tactical advice and disputing referees’ decisions in the Premier
Comment: After 44 years of bare boobs is it time The Sun drops ‘controversial’ Page 3?
One of the most controversial pages of Britain’s best-selling newspaper is having a birthday – today The Sun’s Page 3
Out of pocket: London women working for ‘free’ until 2015 as Equal Pay Day comes three days early
With only 50 days until Christmas let’s hope London’s busy working mums have finished buying presents as, on average, from
Lambeth welcomes new stop and search powers as Home Secretary insists changes must be made
Summary: A consultation raises concerns that stop and search is too widely used. Image: By Rachel Jenkins Lambeth Metropolitan Police
Richmond businesswoman backs project helping female-owned companies to grow
Summary: Lynne Parker met with government minister Lynne Featherstone to discuss challenges women in business face. Image: By Hubert MacGreevy
Wandsworth’s only female cabinet member insists long way to go in battle for equality
Summary: Councillor for Education and Children’s Services, Kathy Tracey, said things are changing, but too slowly. Image: By Emma Birkett
London Underground cleaners protest over ‘exploitation’ by private contractors
Summary: RMT members staged the protest on Friday. By Lewis Garfield London Underground cleaners desperately seeking equality in the workplace