Janice Turner is a columnist at The Times, where she has been since 2003. With a background in editing women’s magazines and a focus on culture and society, she explores themes such as family and relationships, climate change, and health. Janice's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Sydney Morning Herald and TMZ.
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By: Janice Turner
As new prime minister Andy Burnham sets out his plans for the UK, Janice Turner, honorary president of the Association of Member Nominated Trustees (AMNT), contrasts his devolution approach with the consolidation of defined contribution pension schemes.
Marie-France van Heel made a sartorial statement in Downing Street this week, but what was it?
When water companies lose billions of litres and reward themselves for polluting rivers, restrictions feel like an insult
Animals fled, birds were incinerated and mature trees were lost in the Dunwich Heath wildfire but it didn’t stop two oblivious campers lighting a bonfire
Local authorities denying EHRC rules on single-sex services are fighting a losing battle — most of us want to move on
Having booked weeks in advance, I donned hard hat, hi-vis and gloves to tour Sizewell B after years of gazing at it
German efficiency was in short supply as I stood in line at Berlin airport waiting to get my passport checked the old-fashioned way
Rather than pore over her own pain, the feminist writer used her experiences and reporting to transform women’s lives
He’s Britain’s most famous TV doctor (along with his twin brother, Chris). Now Xand van Tulleken is on a mission to expose our vitamin and wellness industry
Nostalgia is building for a decade full of optimism — we need to give future generations light at the end of the tunnel
