Feeling Anti-Social When You’re Sick? Signals to the Brain Are Responsible
Why does being sick make us want to skip plans? It’s a familiar shift: before the sore throat or fatigue sets in, the motivation to see people often fades. That…
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Is the government intent on killing London’s hospitality sector with a double-whammy tourist tax?
There was a time – not so long ago, though it already feels sepia-tinted – when London was the sort of place that tourists arrived in with stars in their…
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Robert Irwin injured ribs moments before Dancing With The Stars finale
Robert Irwin has been dealing with a painful set back just hours before he is due to take to the stage for the Dancing With The Stars finale. Reflecting on…
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How AI Chatbot Solutions Are Transforming Customer Support 2026
Customer support has changed more in the past three years than in the previous two decades, and AI chatbot solutions sit right at the center of this transformation. In 2026,…
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Rachel Reeves urges Labour MPs to unite behind her ‘make-or-break’ Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has urged Labour MPs to rally behind her “fair and progressive” Budget, warning that while not every measure would be universally popular, the package must be backed…
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Our Brains May Have Pre-Configured Instructions to Understand the World When We’re Born
When do our first thoughts develop? Do they spark in infancy, somewhere in the womb, or even earlier, back when the brain is only a budding clump of cells? Scientists…
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Everybody Loves Raymond 30th anniversary reunion: Cast pay tribute to late child star Sawyer Sweeten
The Everybody Loves Raymond cast took a moment to remember their late cast member during their 30th anniversary reunion. The cast of the sitcom, which ran from 1996 to 2005,…
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New taxi VAT rule would hit vulnerable passengers hardest, warns lawyer behind landmark Uber case
A leading solicitor involved in the Supreme Court victory that shielded regional taxi firms from blanket VAT charges has warned that Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ proposed “taxi tax” could have damaging…
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‘Golden Retriever Personality’ May Hold Some Truth as Humans Share Same Genetic Roots
Many people claim to have a “golden retriever personality” — and, as it turns out, they might not be wrong. A new study, published in Proceedings of the National Academy…
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Qatar invests millions in new British venture capital fund backing quantum start-ups
A new British venture capital fund has secured major backing from Qatar to accelerate investment into quantum computing start-ups, marking a significant vote of confidence in one of the UK’s…
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