Rough ride: how Uber quietly took more of your fare with its algorithm change
Ride-hailing app’s ‘take rate’ – or cut – sometimes reaches more than 50% since introduction of dynamic pricing
Teenagers who report addictive use of screens at greater risk of suicidal behaviour, study shows
Experts find link between compulsive use of social media, phones and video games and mental health problems
For Jools: one mother’s fight for the truth about her son’s death
Ellen Roome suspects her 14-year-old was taking part in a ‘blackout challenge’ when he died. But she can’t access his online accounts – so she has given up everything to take on the social media giants
Holloway review – brave women go back to prison to unlock their stories
In this powerful documentary, six former inmates revisit their old cells to reflect on the childhood trauma and domestic abuse that led them to prison
Britons have just 23 hours of ‘genuinely free’ time a week – so much for labour-saving technology
AI really could shift the locus of life and meaning away from work, but we must have vision and daring to make it happen, says journalist Elle Hunt
UK politicians propose ban on pimping websites
Amendment to crime and policing bill would make it criminal offence to profit from selling sex online
NHS staff unsettled by patients filming care and posting videos on social media
Radiographers voice concerns about being filmed without consent and say trend could violate other patients’ privacy
The Last Journey review – Sweden’s Ant and Dec hit the road with octogenarian dad
In this moving and funny documentary, Swedish TV presenters Filip Hammar and Fredrik Wikingsson try to rekindle Filip’s father’s zest for life on a road trip to France
I’m a headteacher and a dad – this is how to help boys struggling with masculinity
The radicalisation of young men can seem inevitable, but we can shape their understanding of gender in healthy ways, says Nick Hewlett of St Dunstan’s Education Group
Society may have overestimated risk of the ‘manosphere’, UK researchers say
Many who engage are ‘discriminating and value-driven’, with a minority consuming ‘extremely misogynistic content’, study for Ofcom suggests
‘Prison was the first place we felt sisterhood’: six women return to the ruins of Holloway
In an astonishing new documentary, former inmates go back to the cells that once held them – and reflect on what led them there in the first place. The result is a powerful indictment of our justice system
Entrepreneur ‘humiliated’ after London Tech Week turns her and baby away
Davina Schonle prevented from entering event with eight-month-old and had to cancel meetings for tech startup
Public health bodies urged to launch period tracking apps to protect data
Women’s personal information at risk of being harvested by private firms running their own versions, report warns
Love & Rage: Munroe Bergdorf review – trans activist opens up about the toll visibility takes
Essex-born model and activist shows remarkable grace, resilience and honesty in the face of online vitriol and hostile TV interviewers
Misogyny in the metaverse: is Mark Zuckerberg’s dream world a no-go area for women?
Graphic sexual content, bullying, abuse and threats of violence are rife in the metaverse – and the NSPCC says a huge proportion of online grooming offences take place on Meta-owned products. Is it too late to change course?