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Paralysed by uncertainty and indecision

The ever-changing policies on CIE’s examination decision has left both parents and students frustrated and anxious

Multi-tasking, work-life balance, mummy guilt, and more – how working mothers rise up to every challenge

Being a working mum is not easy and is rife with many challenges. Seven women tell us how they straddle both worlds by managing their time, prioritising, and believing in themselves.

The dark humour of Gurinder Chadha's Bhaji on the Beach

The dark humour of Gurinder Chadha’s Bhaji on the Beach This 1993 film about a group of British-Indian women on holiday uses comedy to navigate themes of inherited cultural baggage.  When Meera Syal was a child, her family would holiday in Blackpool. In the early 1990s the British-Indian playwright and actress told the then Channel 4 film commissioner Karin Bamborough that she’d like to write a film (her first) based on those trips to the seaside. Legend has it, Bamborough said yes on the spot. That film became 1993’s Bhaji on the Beach, a dark comedy about an intergenerational gaggle of Indian women, and a ­subversion of the “British” summer holiday. It was the feature debut of a young director named Gurinder Chadha, and was nominated for Best British Film at the Baftas in 1995.

Media in chains: The cost of speaking truth to power in South Asia - World

On World Press Freedom Day, stories from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Nepal look at what it means to be a journalist there.