Shelina Janmohamed

Far from being harmless fun, young people's self esteem is at risk from online filters that manipulate their appearance

We cannot underestimate the power that companies have to shape our lives and cultural narratives

The monarchy symbolises Britain more than any other institution, but let's not forget the millions of people who helped build the empire

The fictional figure has been been around for 70 years. But how relevant is Ian Fleming's hero today?

The problem is we don't join the dots about how much care is required in society overall and thus undervalue it

Why commute if you don’t need to? And why beg for the opportunity to travel further if you could have everything within walking or cycling distance?

We need to learn from history that women’s protests advocate for change that is desperately needed

Even as the digital space assumes primacy, the revival of an age-old business model could become vital again

It's not just young people who suffer when trying to live up to unrealistic body images they see on social media

With plenty of 'polycrisis' in the world, pain seemed to have reached a global high but there were optimists among us

Our ethnic origins should be a source of pride, but this is diminished when we are brow-beaten into divulging them

The chronic pervasive differences that people experience because of their race or ethnicity need to end

The first step is to raise awareness of what it is, acknowledge that it exists and that it is wrong

The short answer is no. But reviving 'Brand Britain' will require plenty of imagination and hard work

Mental health trauma is a widespread problem, and we need to talk about this