Further cuttings		Women's issues remain a very important part of my work, though my 'post-feminist' sense of humour has ruffled feathers on occasion.
Underwire		The Bottom Line Is pinching a woman's bottom in the workplace ever acceptable? Amanda Castleman reports from Rome on molestie sessuali.
Oxford Mail		The office dress code: who's really wearing the trousers? "Even Barbie, the most pliant of female symbols, gets to wear trousers. It's a sad day when we have to fight for the same rights." Beauty doesn't come in a bottle: peeling back the myths about cellulite cream "It's awful that women are conned into spending a lot of money. Claims are made without good evidence, then women expect an impossible result. There are no quick fixes. You need to learn to live with your own body," says Dr Ann McPherson. Facing the bride of Frankenstein foods – makeup Soya and corn oils are ingredients in numerous paints and potions, especially skin creams, but no GM labels are required.
Continental Drift		Mary, Mary Amid the clash of sense and sensuality, Italy struggles to come to grips with femininity.
Cnet		The pixie behind the pixels So Eidos has unveiled its new Lara Croft, a 16-year-old pixie to represent the famed pixels. Model Lucy Clarkson now slips into the halter top and gun harness of cyberspace’s pin-up.
MS Magazine		A pressing problem Italians pride themselves on this voluptuousness – but its role in the workplace is being hotly contested.
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