Features Archive | November 2012

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November 30th
- The sexy workout inspired by Fifty Shades of Grey
- Chinese women protest gynaecology checks for civil service jobs
November 29th
- Lord Leveson releases his report, proposing tougher self-regulation of the press
- Women dreading the festive season over weight gain fears
- HOT SPOT: Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht, Amsterdam
- Newborn baby called Hashtag due to parents' love of Twitter
- Women in Hackney and Haringay overtake men in terms of pay for the first time ever
- Celebrities turn out for Prince's Trust comedy gala
November 28th
- Erotic fiction is now 4000 per cent more popular than high quality literature by the likes of Dickens or Austen
November 27th
- Women's groups make demands to tackle sexism in the media in the wake of Leveson report
November 23rd
- Want to break into the events industry?
- £100 million wasted by men on lingerie for their partners
November 22nd
- A quarter of women are reluctant to see Movember end
- We're a Winner!
November 21st
- Marie Claire sponsors Everywoman Ambassador Award
- Church has 'lost credibility' by failing to introduce women bishops
November 20th
- Sake no Hana, London
- Part-time jobs are no longer considered second rate among women
- Trust Women Conference: Putting the rule of law behind women's rights
November 19th
- The House, Barbados
- Meet the technistas - why new media's a girls' game now
November 18th
- Three hundred million African women lack adequate sanitation
November 17th
- Mousehole: the perfect Christmas getaway
- Women spend more time observing other women than men
November 16th
- Get your skates on!
- The Fifty Shades party game out in time for Christmas
- Having babies is 'barrier to equality' says former Equalities Minister
November 15th
- 2000 people protest in Dublin after death of woman refused an abortion
- Was your first love gay? Website encourages people to share experiences through old photos
November 14th
- The new dating agency to help busy businessmen and women find love
- Woman dies after request for abortion is refused
November 13th
- Writing Gremlins...It seems even the masters have to suffer them
- Male academic says women are 'biologically unfit' to operate at senior levels of business
- Four out of ten women feel uneasy around their mother-in-law
- Two out of three women have experimented with bondage following success of Fifty Shades of Grey
November 12th
- Female executives earn £500k less than men over their working lives
- The Lazy Winner
- Easy Escapes: Chicago
- Baby boom will put 'enormous strain' on the NHS, warn experts
November 10th
- Rise in British newlyweds fusing their surnames together
November 9th
- 50 Shades of Grey: 30 things you didn’t know
November 8th
- Jewel in the crown
- Clinical trials for 'female viagra' nasal spray begin
November 7th
- Offical range of Fifty Shades of Grey sex toys sees a Christmas sales boom
- Top Tips for parents returning to work
- Gluten free New York style cheesecake
- Tory MP Nadine Dorries suspended by party over appearance in I'm a Celebrity
- Barack Obama has been re-elected as President of the United States
November 6th
- Great British Boltholes: The Slaughters Inn, Gloucestershire
- Women aged 25-34 are the most stressed people in the UK
- Abuse charity to use copies of Fifty Shades of Grey as toilet paper in protest
- Get expert career advice and work tips from Marie Claire's special supplement
- Imprisoned Iranian women go on hunger strike after abuse from guards
- Tested: Balance Box home delivery meal plan
November 5th
- Hugs for sale! American mother turns snuggles with strangers into £160 a day business venture
- Luxury Winter Hide-Outs
- Race to the White House heats up on last day of US presidential campaign
- Twilight's Stephanie Meyer: 'Fifty Shades is not my kind of book'
November 2nd
- Forgotten something? Survey reveals memory loss can start in your thirties
November 1st
- Cheap beauty essentials
- Hangover cure patch released in time for Christmas
- Pigment in skin of redheads could make them more susceptible to skin cancer
- Study finds women have a lower pain threshold than men (surely not!)