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Your abilities and your self worth. it did a number on a lot of us. i want to introduce you to someone who knows what that's like and found a way out of that. kim represents me and a lot of people in broadcast industry and he's done so for decades. but now he reveals how unworthy he felt for a lot of years and his new book "aspire higher" he explains how he changed his story and how you can change your's. >> i was an overweight, late blooming, insecure youngster. i ate because i felt like my dad didn't love me early on because my mom was always there and my dad was always working. i just intui...

After asking her followers why modern love is so hard, Belgian psychotherapist Esther Perel concluded: Today we stray because marriage fails to deliver the love, passion, and undivided attention it promised.

To do more to make the online world safer for women and girls. a snapshot of the uk's online habits compiled by the regulator found that women were more likely than men to come across harmful content — and were more likely to be distressed by it. zoe kleinman reports. # take me back to the summer time. 24—year—old scots folk singer iona fyfe uses social media to promote her music, and she gets a lot of online abuse. she says the comments can be relentless, distressing and scary. but when it's a prolonged, extended pile—on, it really does get to you — you question your self—worth, y...

# take me back to summer time... #. 24—year—old scots folk singer iona fyfe uses social media to promote her music. but she gets a lot of online abuse. she says the comments can be relentless, distressing and scary. when it's a prolonged, extended pile—on, it really does get to you. you question your self—worth, you question your talent, you question if you're good enough. i think that's really sad. a report out today from the regulator ofcom has found that women in the uk experience more abuse than men online, are more distressed by it, and are less likely to feel they can speak freel...

To protect women online, after its report revealed they were more likely to be victims of online abuse. only 42% of the women in its survey said they felt comfortable about speaking freely online. 0fcom is set to become the regulator of social—media platforms as part of the government's 0nline harms bill. our technology editor zoe kleinman reports. # take me back to summer time...# 24—year—old scots folk singer iona fyfe uses social media to promote her music. but she gets a lot of online abuse. she says the comments can be relentless, distressing and scary. when it's a prolonged, extend...