Male teachers are wearing skirts to the classroom to fight stereotypical gender norms in Spain. Teachers across the country have joined the Clothes Have No Gender (#laropanotienegenero) movement, sparked after a boy was expelled for wearing a skirt to school last year.

His Instagram post read: ‘I’ve worked out the Corona Virus!! [sic] IT’S BEEN CREATED BY WOMEN!! Think about it lads……

When announcing the winners, female players will just be referred to by their surnames – the same as male players. During play, the chair umpire will still refer to female players as Miss, Mrs. or Ms., but only in the same instances that they will use Mr. for the male players. The titles will still be used for both women and men when it comes to code violations, medical announcements and player challenges.

"I want NASA clothes in the girls area because girls like space too. It doesn’t need to be different styles just move some from the boys. From Lily a girl who loves space."

"So I don’t know why you don’t debate about football, basketball, about all the other important sports that women are miles away from the men. You always debate here, in our sport, when we support more the women tour than any other sport in the world."

The post, which received more than 5,000 comments, sparked fury between those who felt it was unhygienic or gross and those who felt it was completely natural. But most people decided there was nothing wrong with showing off a bit of fur and the image has so far amassed more than 16,000 likes.

A doctor has accused the BBC of sexism after the other guest who appeared alongside her on a program was addressed using his title more often than she was. Dr Jennifer Rudd said. ‘I noticed it specifically at the end when Nolan said “Dr Read it’s been nice talking to you. Jennifer thanks as well”.

Sick of being told to cover up, photographer Natalie McCain decided to invite women from various walks of life to get into a swimsuit they feel comfortable in and flaunt their bodies. The 32-year-old from Rockledge, Florida, wants to end body-shaming against women and drive home the message that any body is bikini body ready.