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In Lorraine Kelly’s Defence, Aren’t We All Really Playing Versions Of Ourselves At Work?

The TV host successfully argued in court that she 'presents a persona of herself' at work – to me that sounds like every day in the office
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LGBT Muslims Cannot Change Who They Are – It's Those Disparaging Them Who Must Evolve

I am optimistic my generation of Muslims are far more tolerant of homosexuality, but we must face bigotry today
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It’s Not Enough To Tweet About Equality – Real Feminists Must Campaign For Political Change

I can no longer let people casually refer to themselves as feminists, while supporting a government that is doing nothing to protect the most vulnerable women in society
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We EU Citizens Are Pleading Europe To Rescue Our Rights In The Event Of No-Deal

Britain has offered an olive branch on our rights – we are pleading with Europe to take it
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Society Has Changed – Our Children's Sex And Relationships Education Must Too

It’s not good enough to learn about relationships and sex through 20-year-old lessons, whispers in the playground or inaccurate posts on the internet
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LGBT Education Isn't About Making Anyone Gay, It's About Teaching Acceptance And Equality For All

We have an obligation to ensure everyone in our schools is taught about what it means to be LGBT
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Ole's Man Utd Magic Is Helping My Dad With Dementia Recapture The Joy Of Football

Dementia turned my dad from United ultra to passive football watcher, but our club's run of form has him back in love with the beautiful game
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Is It Really That Hard To Go Viral? I Tried, And It's Not As Easy As You Think

Millions have access to the tools to create and disseminate text, music, images, and film, thousands of which go viral every day – how hard could it be?
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I Can No Longer Sit By As Brexit Jeopardises My Generation's Future

For the first time I find myself afraid for my future – and when you're scared you can either run away or you can fight for what you believe
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I Amputated A Child's Leg And Then Went Back To Work

I remember that case for two reasons. One, because it was bloody awful and two, because afterwards, I cracked on because I had other sick people to take care of
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