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He was just 12 when they first had sex. She was his teacher. But what happened next?
The everyday items giving a glimpse into the true brutality of Ukraine conflict
That's a wrap - how condoms became cool
Why it's time to rip up your sexual script
‘These aren't snowflake kids': Why more children than ever are refusing to go to school
The everyday family pictures finding fame in the National Portrait Gallery
Would you ditch life as you know it all for a job? Meet the women who did.
'It's hard to get out of the mindset that has taught us being slim equals success, acceptance and attractiveness.'
Raging wildfires, trampled landscapes and exploited locals: Is our wanderlust destroying the planet?
Even travellers with only good intentions can leave disastrous impacts on the country they visit.
Wrongful convictions and desperate food thefts – the stories behind vintage police mugshots
Snapshot: The crimes are documented in an ancient police ledger that was saved from a skip in Derby 40 years ago
Modern slavery is on the up – but the most chilling thing? Anyone can fall victim
Those who have been exploited 'can feel guilt, anger, or even feel stupid for putting themselves in that situation'.
The war-torn children living ‘on the edge of existence’
Photographer Hugh Kinsella Cunningham has been capturing the devastating impact of war on children's lives.
‘Being Bob Marley’s daughter at the height of his fame was tough, especially in Jamaica’
'But he still spoilt me rotten.'
‘It completely destroys your life’: The young men getting hooked on steroids
There are around one million regular UK steroid users, with the biggest number being 20-24 year-old males
From a celebrity photographer to London’s oldest DJ… Life inside London’s care homes
Snapshot: A fascinating new project weaves together life experiences, music and reflections from family, carers and friends.
The Rubik’s Renaissance: How cubing is making a comeback
Reckon you could solve a cube in under six seconds? Londoner George Scholey can - and that's not even the fastest time.
‘It’s a bizarre and beautiful process’: starting a family as an LGBTQ+ couple
LGBTQ+ couples are stepping up to take in some of the country’s most vulnerable kids.
How a quaint British village went from rags to crypto riches… and then lost it all
After a pub landlord in a quaint English village invested in a crypto currency and started recommending it to locals and regulars, hundreds of them went on to lose everything.
‘I was a sex party virgin – this is what my first time was like’
Millennials may be bringing the sex party... but this one lost her invite.
Down with monogamy, up with orgies! Why the sex party industry is thriving
'We're in a new Roaring Twenties... people want to go out and try things.'
Isolated and alone, how a deaf teenage refugee finally found his place in the world
Being unable to hear meant Lawand's journey to the UK hidden in the back of a lorry, was even more terrifying for the young boy
The monster surgeon who got away with murder for 30 years
The killer was finally brought to justice by harrowing testimonies from ex girlfriends.
Like Anne Frank, I hid from the Nazis during the Holocaust – I couldn’t even cough for fear of being caught
Our hiding place in the dirty bedsit consisted of one tiny room for eight of us, a small entrance hall and a tiny bathroom with a toilet.