Shorter cuts: news doesn’t get any smaller
Satirical signs, social jetlag and prayers for the newspaper industry
How new technology is helping deliver sexual health services
Text services, apps and social media are being used to provide advice and information to young people. Rachel Williams reports
Computer says yes: sync your life to save time
There are apps that claim to make cleaning fun and websites that will catalogue the contents of your bookshelves. Oliver Burkeman on a very modern way to organise your life
We must demonise junk food for the sake of our children
Aseem Malhotra: We must educate children properly about nutrition if we are to alter the statistics on obesity
TV highlights 20/03/2012
Touch | Horizon: The Truth About Fat | Hit The Road Jack | Mark Lawson Talks To Terry Wogan | Napoleon Dynamite | Rita Simons: My Daughter, Deafness And Me
Feminist campaign calls for ban on cosmetic surgery advertising
Plastic surgeons join women's rights activists in urging government to crack down in interests of public health
Doonesbury strip on Texas abortion law dropped by some US newspapers
Several papers decline to use cartoon strip, which depicts state-required sonograms as Republican-approved rape
Sorry, Facebook – on breastfeeding you seem rather confused
Belinda Phipps: Facebook's response to a Guardian challenge over their photo policy won't do. Let parents show what breastfeeding looks like
Why we sued Simon Singh: the British Chiropractic Association speaks
Edzard Ernst: The BCA gives a fascinating account of why it sued the writer for libel over an article in the Guardian, and the aftermath of its defeat
Cosmetic surgery advertising ban urged by leading surgeons
Group calls for tighter regulation of industry and says adverts for operations such as breast enlargement should be outlawed