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Many of this year’s songwriters have competed in the contest before.
Optical fibres are now being used to monitor radiation therapy with hair-thin precision – making treatments safer and more effective for cancer patients.
Suicide is complex. But researchers are finding that AI and real-time monitoring tools could help offer support at exactly the right moment.
The concerto closed with a rock-inspired number celebrating human-alien hybrids
Disgust is a primal emotion – and it could be the key to eating less meat.
‘April showers’ were few and far between in 2025.
Saunas offer legitimate health benefits—from cardiovascular support to cognitive protection. But combining them with alcohol could undo all that good.
Israel has announced that it intends to further
intensify military operations and indefinitely occupy Gaza.
The awarding gap is the difference between the proportion of white and Black and ethnic minority students awarded a first class or 2:1 degree.
Researchers at UCL are exploring whether the psychedelic drug DMT can be used to curb drinking habits.
More than 60 Labour MPs have signed a letter calling on the government to support a youth mobility agreement with the EU.
This week we recommend hilarious TV, a scary film and a thought-provoking memoir.
Nigel Farage is now claiming to be the official opposition after overturning Labour’s 14,700-majority.
New research gives voice to ketamine addiction sufferers, exposing physical harms, treatment gaps and the urgent need for better education.
The breakdown of relations between China and the US has prompted Beijing to shore up existing friendships, and seek new ones.
The notion that the cameras reduce violence and complaints about police behaviour are not necessarily borne out in practice.
The Japanese government hopes that economic growth can be rekindled through consumer-driven spending.
Jordan’s government has banned the Muslim Brotherhood movement, a week after 16 of its members were arrested
While it may bring some legal clarity, questions remain about the practical implementation.
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