Your son wants to go out wearing ‘girls’’ clothes. Do you warn him that he might attract unwanted attention? Or do you bite your tongue and hand him a frock? Charlotte Heathcote asks a psychologist for advice.

We get the inside track on how high street retailers plan their ranges and why boys’ pants are so much bigger than girls’.

Aisle after aisle in the shops tell the boys they are toxic, predators, that they can’t express any feeling except anger…And alongside this, they tell them they are cleverer, more important, worth more. That they are entitled to more. 

We asked men who don’t casually assault women with words or actions – what’s different about
them? What can we do to raise our sons that way too?

Why now? We explore why boys today need to change for all our sakes