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Why did none of the men point out what was going on at MasterChef? Why is it always the women who have to complain and risk being attacked as Wallace is doing right now?

Can you imagine Fiona Bruce stripping off in front of her crew, with only tassels to hide her nipples? Or Mel Giedroyc thrusting her groin at a man wiping cake mixture off her trousers? My column in today’s The Guardian theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Last month’s Senior Women in Policing Conference saw speakers call for “gender unity” against the “common challenge of patriarchy” and highlight concerns around the “authority gap” that still persists between men and women, as well offering bespoke peer reviews for forces to

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If you win the Stern-Bryan Fellowship, you get to spend the summer working at the The Washington Post. You'll have the time of your life.

On Monday, March 3rd, at 11:00 a.m. ET, join journalist and author @masieghartfor a LinkedIn Live conversation on why the authority gap exists, how it manifests in workplaces, and what leaders can do to close it. linkedin.com/events/closing…

Women face more than barriers to advancement — they face barriers to being heard. Their expertise is questioned and their authority challenged. This is the authority gap. Join @masieghart on Mar 3, 11 AM ET for a LinkedIn Live on why this bias persists. linkedin.com/events/closing…

For #women struggling with #sexism in the workplace, this is deeply compelling. We still have a very long way to go. Mary Ann Sieghart ted.com/talks/mary_ann…

The Stern-Bryan Fellowship deadline is MONDAY! If you’re an early career British journalist don’t miss out on this opportunity to work for The Washington Post for three months…

Very excited to be chairing an Institute of Art and Ideas online debate on the current state of geopolitics at 6pm on Monday with an extraordinary panel of experts: Francis Fukuyama, Robert Kaplan, Juliet Samuel and Gideon Rachman. Tickets here: iai.tv/live

Tomorrow from 5:20PM GMT we are hosting the IAI March Special events! Tap here to book your ticket now: iai.tv/live We are excited to host Robert Kaplan, Francis Fukuyama, Gideon Rachman, Juliet Samuel, Owen Matthews, and Mary Ann Sieghart for an evening of interviews,

All these books will be well worth a read. Men, if you're looking to balance your bookshelves, you could start here.

It was fascinating to host an IAI Live Panel last week for Institute of Art and Ideas with Gideon Rachman,Juliet Samuel, Robert D. Kaplan and Francis Fukuyama. The video will be coming out on 14th April - stay tuned. Here was Francis Fukuyama's interview pre-event: iai.tv/articles/franc…

If I didn’t know better, I’d think the festival was trolling me. FYI I will be on stage with Nicola Sturgeon for a discussion on politics & with Mary Ann Sieghart talking about my new novel TIME/LIFE from Renard Press for print & ebook, HQ Stories HarperCollinsUK for the audiobook

Come to HowTheLightGetsIn Festival on 23 May to hear Mary Ann Sieghart me talk about TIME/LIFE & art not only imitating life but understanding this messed up world better than journalism…

Important session HowTheLightGetsIn Festival on the Taiwan Tripwire with two of my favourite people, Isabel Hilton and Mary Ann Sieghart

DAY #11 Do you only hang around people you agree with? Or read posts that confirm your beliefs? Lots of people do that, it's either Fox or CNN but not both. And now it's 𝕏 vs the mainstream media. I'm going to suggest this is not wise. Chances are, both sides are telling only

This was a fascinating debate with a stellar cast. Well worth a watch.

Deep Listening? It's deep reading and deep thinking. I highly recommend this book by ⁦Emily Kasriel⁩.

Is war really a space where law no longer applies? Or is international law still crucial to preventing the worst horrors? | iai.tv/video/the-rule… Here, Yanis Varoufakis and Sir Malcolm Rifkind discuss the hypocrisy of international law, alongside Jeremy Corbyn, Bronwen Maddox, and